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31. Don't panic!
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 21 June 2007BURY'S director of football Keith Alexander has told the club's supporters not to panic as he works to bring more players to Gigg Lane.
32. 'We'll win again'
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 21 June 2007FC UNITED of Manchester manager Karl Marginson is predicting another championship trophy for his club as they prepare to embark on their latest chapter.
33. Another award for Rory
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 24 May 2007FC UNITED striker Rory Patterson has once again been named the Non League Paper's young player of the year.
34. The only way is up
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 3 May 2007FC UNITED manager Karl Marginson hailed his team as they lifted the North West Counties division one trophy and promised concerned fans that his own playing career is now finally over.
35. Rhodri rides to rescue
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 26 April 2007FC UNITED winger Rhodri Giggs will step into top scorer Stuart Rudd's shoes as the reds go for a league and cup double next week.
36. Champions eye up records
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 19 April 2007FC UNITED manager Karl Marginson says his team aim to be record breakers before they leave the North West Counties league behind.
37. FC could win the title this weekend
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 12 April 2007FRESH from celebrating their promotion to the Unibond league, FC United will be hoping to sow up the title this weekend.
38. United plan a party
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 5 April 2007Nelson 0 FC United 8 FC UNITED are set for a bumper bank holiday, as they look certain to secure promotion to the Unibond league.
39. FC set for biggest ever game
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 29 March 2007FC UNITED manager Karl Marginson says Saturday's League Cup semi-final second leg with Congleton Town is 'the biggest game in the club's history so far'.
40. It’s crunch time for FC
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 15 March 2007FC UNITED manager Karl Marginson has rallied the football club's fans as they enter the most crucial part of their season both on and off the pitch.