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Lee claims Shakers job is not done yet

By Mikael McKenzie
LEE Clark insists Bury still have a job to do despite rising five points above the drop zone with a comfortable win at home to Northampton.
A James Vaughan double, his 23rd and 24th goals of the season, either side of a George Miller strike, eased the Shakers up to 19th in the league table.
However, Bury are not mathematically safe as fourth-bottom Port Vale have a game in hand against Walsall on Tuesday.

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RYAN LOWE
Bury
But Bury’s fate is back their own hands and with a trip to play-off-chasing Southend on the final day of the season, boss Clark is calli...

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