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"Hoof ball was the order of the day.? Cries of "Boring Bury" around the country didn't help."

The season got off to a brilliant start; we were third after 10 games and people really thought something special was happening.? Then slowly but surely and, as predicted by various visitors to the site (namely Oldham & Plymouth fans), Neil Warnock started bringing in players from his previous clubs.? Hoof ball was the order of the day.? Cries of "Boring Bury" around the country did not help.? There was a chronic lack of goals. ? Sure, we kept a lot of clean sheets, but we did'nt win away until March.? In the end, we got what we deserved.? Relegation.

Bury in a nutshell:? The press like to call us "Cash Strapped Bury"
Defining moment on 98/99:? The appointment of Neil Warnock as manager, doomed from the very beginning, or the appalling stuffing we suffered at "The Breezeblock" against Horwich Wanderers.
And the funniest:? Warnocks appointment.? We thought it was a joke at first.
Worst Away Ground:? The Reebox where Horwich play (See Above)
A word in the boss's ear:? We definately need a proven goalscorer, plus, after selling the best keeper around (Dean Kiely), we urgently need a No. 1
Wildest Rumour:? Warnock had walked out to join Bristol City.
Perennial excuses for failure:? "We all had flu"? or "It's been one of those seasons" or "I had a disturbed nights sleep, a marching band was practising at 5am." (All Neil Warnock).
In an ideal world:? Massive cash injection into the club, the team develop the art of keeping the ball on the ground, Warnock resigns or is sacked.
Nightmare Scenario:? Relegation again or Warnock is awarded a new three year contract.
Public enemy Number One:? Guess Who.
The Gigg Lane Experience:? With our support, you are guarenteed a seat.
Get excited about:? Neil Warnock is promising a new, adventorous style of play.