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No new worries for Knill Bury manager Alan Knill has no injury or suspension concerns for the home clash with Stevenage. The Shakers, whose match against Burton on Saturday was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch at Gigg Lane, beat Macclesfield 4-2 last Tuesday to continue their recent improved form. The match saw striker Andy Bishop make another appearance off the bench following his recovery from tendonitis. Danny Carlton left Gigg Lane last week after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent. His time with the Shakers has been plagued by injury after he snapped his Achilles ligament in only his second game for the club. Knill, meanwhile, has revealed he could bolster his promotion-chasing squad with new faces when the window for loan signings opens. Stevenage boss Graham Westley could make changes to his starting line-up. Westley watched on from the sidelines as his side threw away a 2-0 goal lead in the final two minutes of their clash with Accrington at the weekend, Boro's second successive draw, and could be tempted to hand a number of players a recall. Striker Chris Beardsley made a 30-minute substitute appearance against Stanley and could return in place of Craig Reid to partner Byron Harrison, while midfielder Rob Sinclair will be hoping for a more prominent role following his 30-minute outing in place of Peter Winn. Fellow midfielder Stacy Long and defender Darius Charles could also be set for a return to the starting XI. Darren Murphy is still two weeks away from a comeback from a shoulder injury, while Joel Byrom is doubtful with a foot and ankle problem.