Bury FC News

After a late heartbreak at Nethermoor Park in midweek, Anthony Johnson’s side will be hoping to bounce back against Gainsborough Trinity this weekend. The Shakers currently sit seventh in the table, leapfrogged by Guiseley in our first defeat of the season, while our opponents beat Stockton Town 4-1 midweek to climb to third in the table. Bury will be buoyed by DJ Pedro’s excellent start to the season, and will hope he can continue his form in Lincolnshire this Saturday after having his red

Bury suffered a late 3-2 defeat away at Guiseley on a disappointing Tuesday night at Nethermoor. A frantic start was cancelled out by a ruthless home attack before late heartbreak saw the Shakers return home empty handed. Bury fans who arrived late crossing the Pennines would have missed a brilliant opening few minutes of the match. Bursting through the middle DJ Pedro outpaced the last defender to a loose ball and slotted past the keeper Jack Hall to give Bury the lead in the third minute.

It was a busy weekend for our loan and dual-registration players as the FA Trophy and FA Vase kicked off and league action continuing. Harvey Hampson was the hero for Atherton LR as they progressed in the FA Vase with a penalty shootout victory against Cammell Laird. With the scores locked at 2-2 at the end of 90 minutes, LR scored 3 of their penalties before Hampson secured their spot in the next round by saving Ben Wood’s spot kick. Elsewhere in the FA Vase, Oliver Hodgson notched his first

It’s back on the road for The Shakers this Tuesday, making the 90 mile round trip to Guiseley AFC. Jonno’s men will be hoping to build on their unbeaten start, with a 1-0 win over Warrington Rylands last time out sending us up to 3rd in the Northern Premier League Premier Division North. Our opponents were held 2-2 by Workington in their last outing. Players to have represented both clubs include Gabriel Johnson and Anthony Dudley. In Opposition – Guiseley AFC Guiseley AFC were formed in 1

Bury held on to complete a 1-0 win over Warrington Rylands despite goalscorer DJ Pedro being sent off late on. There was one change to the Bury team that won in midweek with Kai Evans starting after a couple of impactful substitute appearances. From the off the home side looked strong. On an early attack George Glendon played in Rustam Stepans, his curled shot hit the post. Kai Evans and DJ Pedro both saw shots saved by Rylands keeper Luke Pilling. The match was still fairly open and the v

After a stunning comeback victory to collect our first three points of the season on Tuesday night, The Shakers hope to carry their fine form into Saturday’s meeting with Warrington Rylands. Anthony Johnson’s side will be hoping to make the most of back-to-back home games against a Rylands side that lost at home to Lancaster City midweek. Despite being early in the season, we sit just one point and two places ahead of Rylands. The midweek win boosted Bury to 6th. In Opposition – Warrington R

An 89th-minute penalty save from Mitch Allen secured the win in a back and forth 3-2 victory for Bury over Curzon Ashton. Coming into their first home match of the season Bury made a slow start and were immediately put under pressure by the visitors. A misplaced pass from Oscar Threlkeld allowed Tony Weston an early chance, but Allen produced a smart save. Curzon continued to press, with Alex Curran going firing narrowly wide. The Shakers’ first opening came through a Rustam Stepans free-kick

It’s back to the Salford Van Hire Gigg Lane Stadium for the first time this season, with The Shakers welcoming Curzon Ashton on Tuesday evening. After a goalless draw at Redcar Athletic on Saturday, Anthony Johnson’s men will be hoping to claim their first win of the season in front of a home crowd. Our opposition started their season in winning ways last time out, beating Alfreton Town 1-0 at home on Saturday Afternoon In Opposition – Curzon Ashton Nicknamed “The Nash”, Curzon Ashton were

Louis White remains in hospital but is doing well and is in good spirits. Initial test results have ruled out a heart attack, although doctors have identified an issue relating to the heart muscle. He will undergo further tests over the coming days to establish exactly what the issue is and the next steps in his recovery. Naturally, football takes a back seat and Louis is expected to be unavailable for selection for a period of time while he recovers. We know many supporters have been as