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21. Festive fanfare as rivals share spoils
Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 December 2002 AS derby matches go Bury v Rochdale doesn't seem to engender the same passion as United v City, Liverpool v Everton or Inter v AC Milan. -
22. Jason's voyage to the heights
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 15 December 2002 TWELVE months ago, Jason Jarrett was struggling to hold down a first-team place at Bury - but now he's an integral part of Paul Jewell's Wigan Athletic side. -
23. George sees off Grecians
Manchester Evening News, Monday 02 December 2002 GEORGE the First came to the rescue just when it seemed Bury would have to settle for their first scoreless league draw in 29 games. -
24. No part-time plan for Shakers
Manchester Evening News, Saturday 07 December 2002 PETER Kenyon probably didn't have Bury in mind when he reckoned there should only be 40 professional clubs. -
25. Preece shows trophy drive
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 December 2002 BURY will have punch above their weight tonight (Tuesday) when they entertain second division Tranmere Rovers for a place in the LDV Vans Trophy Northern semi-finals. -
26. Barrow praises the boss
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 01 December 2002 AS a former player-manager Graham Barrow knows the pitfalls of doing both jobs and that's why Bury's first-team coach has nothing but admiration for Shakers chief Andy Preece. -
27. Clegg on the comeback trail
Manchester Evening News, Sunday 01 December 2002 THE worst injury of George Clegg's career hasn't lessened the Bury midfielder's desire to force his way back into the Shakers' first team. -
28. Dunfield set to depart
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 December 2002 CANADIAN international midfielder Terry Dunfield has been told he can leave Maine Road. -
29. Rioch on Newby
Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 December 2002 BRUCE Rioch casts his expert eye over Jon Newby. -
30. Fergie is Stan's man
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 December 2002 BURNLEY boss Stan Ternent believes that Manchester United could field THREE reserve sides that could compete for promotion from the first division.