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We’re delighted to announce the signing of attacking midfielder Jordan Lazenbury following his departure from West Didsbury & Chorlton Jordan joins the Shakers after an outstanding two-year spell, where he netted an incredible 50 goals in 94 appearances, an exceptional return from midfield that speaks for itself A creative spark with an eye for goal, Jordan brings energy, quality, and proven attacking threat to our squad as we continue to build for the run in. Welcome to Bury, Jordan!
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Bury Football Club can confirm that Joe Piggott has left the Club by mutual consent. We would like to thank Joe for his efforts and contributions during his time in a Bury shirt. His professionalism and commitment have been greatly appreciated by everyone at the Club. Everyone at Bury Football Club wishes Joe all the very best for the future. View the full article
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It’s back to Gigg Lane this Saturday as The Shakers welcome Merseyside outfit Bootle, hoping to extend our lead at the top of the table. With only seven games remaining in the season, and the promotion race heating up, Anthony Johnson’s side look to build on a brilliant performance last time out, when we got back to winning ways against Kidsgrove Atheltic. Our opponents, Bootle, sit in 7th place, coming off the back of a week of mixed performances, beating Chasetown 1-0 last Saturday before be
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Bury Football Club is proud to present the launch of the Corporate Cup Series at Gigg Lane, kicking off with an exciting Construction Cup Football Tournament that brings together business, competition and networking in one unforgettable afternoon. Taking place on Friday 24th April from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at the iconic Gigg Lane Stadium, Bury, this brand-new event gives businesses the opportunity to play on the pitch at the home of Bury FC while enjoying a professionally organised corporate experi
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Much planning has already gone into preparations for our trip to Clitheroe on Easter Monday, as excitement builds for what promises to be a fantastic occasion for Bury supporters. Drawing on the hosts’ experience from their sell-out fixture against York City in December, every effort is being made to deliver a memorable Festival of Football, while ensuring a safe and secure environment for all fans making the journey. The match will be all-ticket, with no sales available on the day. Supporte
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We can confirm that our upcoming home fixture against Congleton Town has been rescheduled. Originally set for Easter Saturday (4th April), the match will now take place on Good Friday (3rd April). Kick-off remains at 3:00pm Match tickets remain valid for this fixture. View the full article
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A huge thank you to MKM Building Supplies Bury and Howarth Timber for supporting Bury Football Club by providing essential materials that have allowed us to upgrade sections of roofing at Gigg Lane. These improvements mean we can now complete the installation of our new solar panels and EV charging points – an important step in making Gigg Lane more sustainable for the future. We’re incredibly grateful for the support from local businesses who are helping us move the club forward and invest in
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Eight games, that’s all that sits between now and the end of the season. The Shakers will look to get back to winning ways this Saturday with a trip to Kidsgrove Athletic, another new ground to tick off as a first visit Last time out our 14-game unbeaten run came to an end with a 2–0 home defeat to playoff-chasing Vauxhall Motors. The Shakers created several promising moments, particularly in the first half, but were unable to find a breakthrough against a well-organised visiting defence Atten
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We recently hosted the first meeting of our new Fans for Diversity group, bringing together supporters who are passionate about making football more welcoming and inclusive for everyone. The group is part of the Fans for Diversity campaign, run by the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) and Kick It Out, which supports fan-led initiatives that promote equality and inclusion in football. The inaugural meeting saw supporters come together to discuss their experiences of football culture, sha
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