Bury FC News

This week’s Treasureline Winners for Week 41 – 5th March 2025 are in! The rollover this week was £1000 and remember it can reach up to a life-changing £10,000!! Want to be part of it? Join here Prize Draw No. Members Name £1,000 Rollover LJ1699 NO WINNER £1000 BD6470 I GILL £100 HB4527 C JONES £50 HA2576 M JORDAN £50 BK6700 S BROWN £25 HC6732 D VARLEY £25 RS3213 G COLLINGE £10 SA1355 J KENNY £10 BR5009 J COOPER £10 HA2011 J BUCKTIN £10 NF3929 G WILTON £10 BB5303 C PRESTWICH £10 HL6099 R WELLS £

After listening to the feedback from the fans, we are pleased to bring some new food outlets at Gigg Lane on Saturday for our match against Barnoldswick Town.  Two new catering vans will be in the car park, in front of the main stand and will be open from 12.30pm, as will Starkies bar.  You can choose from new jacket potato van, ‘Get Stuffed’ or a traditional burger van.  We are currently working on development plans for a fan zone, which is likely to open in the new season, as well as a

Bury FC is proud to announce a new affiliation with Unsworth Juniors FC, a highly respected and long-standing grassroots club in Bury, with teams ranging from Under-6s to Under-17s. This partnership marks an exciting step forward for both clubs, fostering development opportunities for young footballers and strengthening local football connections. The collaboration offers the chance to identify, nurture and develop emerging talent in the local area. Beyond player development, the partnership a

Bury blitzed past Litherland REMYCA with a 7-0 victory defender Bebeto Gomes spoke to the club to give us his thoughts on the game Bebeto Gomes: “I thought we came in quite strong, set the tone for minute one, went 5-0 at half-time. Yeah, the second half, we just saw it through. Going in 5-0 at half-time, that only comes around every so often in football, it doesn’t happen every week.” He then spoke about what the message was at half time with him saying “Just to come back with the same ener

Bury won 7-0 over Litherland REMYCA to extend their lead at the top of the NWCFL Defender Aiden Walker gave us his thoughts on the game. Aiden Walker: “Yeah, no, perfect, I think putting seven past them, I think in recent weeks we’ve all been winning by one or two goals, so it’s nice to win convincingly today. Obviously clean sheet, same again last week, it’s always nice adding a goal to it too, I think I probably should have got two or three really, with some missed chances, but yeah, buzzing

Bury came out 7-0 winners as they eased past Litherland REMYCA, Manager Dave McNabb spoke to the club to give us his thoughts on the game. Dave McNabb: “I thought we were excellent in the first half, a couple of little sloppy moments defensively, the space in between the back line wasn’t quite right, we gave them a couple of chances, but going forward I thought we were frightening in the first half, I thought we were exceptional, we came in 5-0 and deserved. The second half started really well a

Bury returned to winning ways with a 4-0 victory over Colne at a stormy Gigg Lane. Debutant and first-time goal scorer Aaron Chalmers told us what attracted him to the club. Aaron Chalmers: “The ambition of the club and where they’re going forward basically, they want to go up and then go up again. I spoke to Dave and my ambitions matched mine. I didn’t want to leave but this felt like a no-brainer, and I get the opportunity to play in front of thousands of fans every week at home and that pre

Bury rewrote the wrongs of midweek with a dominating display in a 4-0 victory over Colne FC. Debutant and club captain Nicky Adams spoke to the club he gave us his thoughts on the game. Nicky Adams: “Absolutely fantastic, couldn’t have gone any better really. You know it was fantastic when I came back yesterday but when you come back on a matchday you truly realise how big this football club is and when I walked out there it was goosebumps, to be honest. The fans are unbelievable as they alway

Bury returned to winning ways after a dominant 4-0 win over Colne, Assistant Manager Tim Lees spoke to the club and gave his thoughts on the game. Tim Lees: “It was a real disappointment, the way we played, particularly defensively. I think when we look back, at the number of chances we created, I think we had 21 in the game, so there wasn’t as much going forward really. But if you need to score three or four goals to win games, which out of the last few away games we did, it was an area that