Bury FC News

Winger Alex Cherera was happy with the controlled performance, in today’s 2-0 win against Pilkington. Cherera said: “It was a good game, and we did well you know we had possession, controlled the game and to be honest we deserved to win so I’m happy with the performance we put out there.” He than spoke on the focus on the league and the positives of the win and clean sheet streak post the FA Cup exit “Big positives but we need to win every game as we’re just focusing on the league now an

Following discussions with AFC Liverpool ahead of our game next Saturday (9th November), the club can provide the following update: A request was made to us by AFC Liverpool on 22nd September to move this fixture to the Friday evening (8th) or to an early kick-off (12.30pm) on the originally scheduled date. The reasons given revolved around how a number of their club’s volunteers were due to steward Liverpool’s Premier League fixture against Aston Villa that same evening and consequently, A

We are delighted to welcome Wallwork Heat Treatment as a new sponsor for the 2024/25 season.   The Bury-based business has a sponsor board, formerly held by JD Sports in the Cemetery End as well as two banners on the front of the stadium. The company was founded by Robert Wallwork in 1959, after years of gradual expansion the company moved to the present head office in Lord Street, Bury in 1979. The Group employs approximately 300 people offering a comprehensive heat

There are plenty of good reasons for every available Bury supporter to head to Gigg Lane for the match against Pilkington this weekend. The lead-up has been about as good as it gets: two away wins in five days and two clean sheets, followed by two training sessions in a rare week clear of matches. It’s likely that on-loan striker Djavan Pedro will make his first home appearance following his impressive debut at Colne. And then… you might just catch a glimpse of our old

Another month has headed by, and our unbeaten league run continues. We may have dropped out of the cup competitions, but it has been another sterling month for the Shakers and it is now time to pick the stand out player for month of October! 17 goals scored, 13 points in five league games and ended the month with back-to-back 2-0 wins away from home, with the following notable performances in the process:   A clean sheet, a Player of the Match & two penalty saves for Mitch A

We’d like to provide a further update on our Legends Wall plans.   We’re currently experiencing some technical issues with the imagery that we are planning to use on the legends wall, to get it up to the quality needed by the company printing these for us.   Our Heritage Committee along with other volunteers from the club’s Media Team are working hard to get this processed as quickly as possible.   As mentioned in the last update, we will open sales on each of the history pa

Our next women’s game sees the Shakers host West Didsbury & Chorlton at Gigg Lane. West Didsbury & Chorlton currently place ninth in the Premier Division of the North West Womens Regional League, two positions below the Shakers. It is the first time the two teams have met this season, with the reverse fixture scheduled to be played at Step Places Stadium in March. The visitors have currently won three games out of ten played, with two drawn and five losses.

Each year, we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country, sovereign, families and loved ones in order that we may live our lives in freedom and safety. It is important for us all to reflect on the lives lost, the families and friends affected and those who were injured whilst serving their country.   As a mark of respect, ahead of our home game next Saturday against Pilkington, we will take a moment to remember all those brave men and women who have lost their live

The trip to Colne follows hard on the heels of last Tuesday’s visit to Charnock Richard, and we’re hoping the outcome is similar. What a treat it was for the Shakers and our fans. We celebrated the return to League action with an away win under lights on a wet and skiddy pitch – and with a clean sheet.   It was a good start for goalkeeper Russell Saunders – who was drafted in at the last minute as Mitch Allen and his partner welcomed their new arrival – Once again congrats to Mitc