'Never change a winning team' is very simplistic and not a mantra any manager should live by. There are all sorts of factors involved. What if that winning team won despite two or three poor individual performances? What if that team isn't suited to the next opponent tactically?
Sharp has to come back in if he's fit, for Calvert-Lewin, but that should be the only change. JCR and Adams wide supporting Sharp. I'd put Basham in for Hammond - he plays well with Reed, but obviously that can't be done, so...
Long
Brayford Edgar Collins McEveley
Reed Hammond
JCR Baxter Adams
Sharp
And I can't believe any supporter of ours would say 'we shouldn't need this player to beat Bury'. We could very easily get turned over, it doesn't matter how poor they might be.