Bury FC News

Our annual charity golf day returns next month, raising funds and awareness of Motor Neurone Disease for The Len Johnrose Trust. We are offering three unique auction lots. All auction proceeds will be donated to the Len Johnrose Trust. LOT 1: Bury Football Club VIP Match Day Experience 4 x hospitality tickets for the Eyelevel Sponsors Lounge, to include two course meal, main stand Seating in directors box, half time refreshments, meet up with the match day Shakers legend. post match meet with

We are delighted to confirm that, following discussions with the Northern Premier League, we now have permission to live stream our home fixtures throughout the 2025/26 season, starting with tomorrow’s game against Stalybridge Celtic which will be available worldwide.  This means supporters overseas can once again follow the action live from Gigg Lane, while fans in the UK will also be able to access streams of evening home games, in line with the 3pm blackout regulations. We’re also pleased

Three games in nine days – it doesn’t happen too often at this level, but we will once again face Stalybridge Celtic for our Bank Holiday Monday fixture at Gigg Lane. The Shakers will be looking to make amends for last Tuesday’s Emirates FA Cup defeat and pick up all three points. We picked up a point on the road at Congleton Town on Saturday. Radcliffe loanee Regan Riley made his Bury debut, as he begins his three-month loan spell, you can hear more from him below. Manager Dave McNabb

We are pleased to confirm the loan signing of midfielder Regan Riley from Radcliffe. The 22-year-old arrives at Gigg Lane with an impressive footballing background, having progressed through the Bolton Wanderers academy, where he spent over a decade before making his senior debut as a 16-year-old in August 2019 against Tranmere Rovers. Riley went on to sign for Norwich City in the summer of 2021 for a significant fee, spending three seasons with the Championship side. During his time at Carr

It was FA Cup heartbreak for The Shakers on Tuesday as we were on the wrong side of 2-0 scoreline in what was a tough encounter against a very strong Stalybridge side. We are back into league action this Saturday and Dave and his Team will be looking to right the wrongs from Tuesday night as we travel to Cheshire to face Congleton. The Bears almost won promotion last season so we know that it will once again be another tough game against a strong side, which will be followed just 48 hours lat

We, as a club, understand what Morecambe fans have been going through. When it happened to us, we each processed the situation differently, but ultimately it had a huge impact on us both emotionally and as a club. Thankfully, we are now in a much stronger place, and we’re delighted to see that Morecambe’s struggles have been eased with the takeover by their new owners, Panjab Warriors. In 2019, after Bury FC’s expulsion, we received a great deal of support and advice from across the football

Dave McNabb didn’t mince his words after the 1-1 draw at Bower Fold, and now his team have a chance to put things right under the Gigg Lane lights on Tuesday evening. It was a disappointing result after a muted performance, and McNabb apologised to the 1,000 fans who made the trip to Stalybridge.   They cheered the team from kick-off to final whistle, and that memory alone will motivate our players at Gigg Lane.  The draw gave us the chance to measure ourselves against a club from the top

Dear Shakers, As we prepare for our upcoming Emirates FA Cup replay against Stalybridge Celtic, we would like to update supporters on a key operational decision regarding the stadium layout for this fixture. After careful consideration and discussions with our operations team, the club made the decision following yesterday’s 1-1 draw at Bower Fold not to open the South Stand for this match. This decision had been based on several important factors: Expected Attendance: Based on previous

The season has opened with balance and belief, and the next stop on the path is Stalybridge. Four points from a win and a draw; two goals scored – both by central defenders – and only one conceded. Now it’s on to the Emirates FA Cup against opponents from the same league. It’s early days, but so far we and Celtic have identical records – a win and a draw – so a highly competitive clash is guaranteed. It was a tough game at Avro on Wednesday. Both teams had chances to clinch it, and