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Lee vows to silence the vocal boo-boys

By Jordan Elgott

A SECTION of fans might be calling for a serious shake-up at Bury but manager Lee Clark is adamant that does not need to come at management level.
Doncaster substitute Ben Whiteman scored the game’s only goal with a delicate finish in the second half, prompting calls from the stands for Clark to be sacked after their fourth consecutive defeat.
Loud boos rang around Gigg Lane at full-time, with Clark empathising with supporters’ frustrations.
“They’re within their rights. They pay good money to support the team magnificently home and away and I&rsq...

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