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1. O'Grady fear
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 13 November 2008BURY boss Alan Knill is delighted to have striker Chris O’Grady available again for Saturday’s game with winless Grimsby Town.
2. Bury 0 Gillingham 1
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 13 November 2008A FURIOUS Alan Knill labelled his team a soft touch after their hopes of a money-spinning FA Cup run were ended by a fourth successive home defeat.
3. Tale of two headers
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 6 November 2008THE last seven days at Bury has been the tale of two almost identical Ryan Cresswell headers.
4. Don't boycott
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 6 November 2008‘PLEASE change your mind and come and support the players’ is manager Alan Knill’s message to the Bury fans who are planning to boycott Saturday’s FA Cup match with Gillingham.
5. Derby joy
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 9 October 2008NOT content with beating all and sundry in League Two, Bury have now proven that they can get the better of higher division teams as well.
6. Top guns recalled
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 9 October 2008STEPHEN Dawson and Efe Sodje look set to be recalled on Saturday despite Richie Baker and Ryan Cresswell shining as their replacements in Bury’s 1-0 win over higher league Stockport on Tuesday night.
7. Bury 0 Exeter City 1
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 16 October 2008BURY fell victim to a smash and grab raid on Saturday as their amazing unbeaten start to the season came to a mightily frustrating end.
8. Striking fear
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 23 October 2008ALAN Knill says that Bury’s forward options should strike fear in League Two defences following the month-long loan signing of 22-year-old Chris O’Grady from Oldham.
9. Up to third
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 23 October 2008BURY blew the chance to go top of the League Two table on Tuesday night on the back of a nightmare start against Rotherham.
10. Bury 3 Lincoln City 1
Prestwich Advertiser, Thursday 18 September 2008BURY moved up to second spot in the League One table on Saturday and proved themselves to be one of the most dangerous sides from set-pieces in English football.