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    1. Volunteers Nominated at Manchester FA Awards

      We are delighted to confirm two of our volunteers have been nominated at the Manchester FA Grassroots Awards.
       
      Sam Harman has been nominated in the category of the Manchester FA Bobby Moore Award whilst Casey Lynchey has been nominated in the category of the Manchester FA Lioness Award.
       
      The prestigious Bobby Moore Award is reserved for the volunteer who best represents the heart and soul of volunteering in grassroots football, whilst the Lioness Award recognises an individual or group who has created new opportunities in the female game and has had a big impact in their community, on and off the pitch.
       
      Sam is the club’s Volunteer Co-Ordinator, she manages our large and growing band of volunteers to help out in various roles in fundraising and administration as well as various roles on Matchdays. She has taken responsibility for ensuring that we have sufficient volunteers for such roles as security, merchandising, half-time draw ticket sales, programme sales. Sam has also taken on a role of encouraging new volunteers and retaining our valuable existing volunteers.
       
      Whilst Casey has been an active member as the Head of Women’s Football on the Football Board of Bury FC. She has taken responsibility for the creation and administration of up to seven Bury FC Women’s Team (including our promotion-winning Bury FC Women’s First Team) leads in the club’s participation in #HerGameToo and has taken responsibility for ensuring a positive matchday experience for numerous excited mascots. She’s recently been appointed as the club’s Community Development Officer, a new role in which she looks after all community aspects of the club including the new artificial pitch.
       
      CEO, Neil Sears commented on the nominations: “We are delighted to have Bury FC represented by Sam and Casey at these prestigious awards.  To reach the final 3 in each category is a tremendous accomplishment and fully deserved achievement by both women.
       
      “Sam and Casey embody everything that Bury FC is about, Casey recently was appointed as our community development officer as well as her continued work being Head of Women’s football.  Casey has worked tirelessly and also commits many hours of volunteering to the football club. 
       
      “Matchdays simply wouldn’t happen without Sam Harman, she is passionate and leads a large team on a matchday and is always there for many volunteers providing support whenever it’s needed. 
       
      “We as a club will be in attendance at the awards hopefully watching Sam and Casey bring home the awards.”
       
      The ceremony will be held at the Sheridan Suite in Manchester on November 15th.

      Click here for more information on the awards ceremony.
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    2. Vote Results: General Season Ticket Refund Policy

      As well as holding our recent kit vote, FSSB members also voted on our general season ticket refund policy.

      We had 918 ballots returned from 1,715 individual emails issued.

      91% of voters approved the general policy for season ticket refunds. 586 voted in favour and 59 were against. 273 abstained, a larger than usual number representing members who are not season ticket holders and did not vote on this issue.

      This was also reflected in the preferential vote where a cash refund was the least popular option, with only 62 people ranking it as their first choice option. A huge 49% of voters offered to waive any form of refund as their first choice option, which won the vote once second, third and fourth options were also factored in. There was little demand for a discount on next season’s season ticket, slightly more than the requests for a cash refund, and some support for free entry to play-off games.

      We will review these results and assess what we do next. We are not avoiding cash refunds where they are requested but it is heartwarming to see that the vast majority of over 90% of supporters are not interested in a refund at all, and certainly not a cash refund. This gives us the predictable financial security we need heading into the close season, after what has been an extremely damaging month for the club’s revenues.

      Running the Gigg Lane stadium is a significant financial burden and the terrible weather this winter has cost us many tens of thousands of pounds in maintenance fees and lost revenues through postponements. Forcing the club to play behind closed doors would have put the club under significant financial duress again if supporters had not indicated that they were happy to waive refunds, and we would like to thank all of you for your generosity of spirit. It is clear that this club belongs to you.

      We do not expect the weather to play a part in future with a 3G pitch in place. It’s critical to our progress. We do, however, need to ensure that supporter behaviour does not affect the club’s future. We are continuously being scrutinised by the Manchester FA for the conduct of our supporters. Should any further allegations arise, we are putting ourselves at risk of further severe sanctions, which really do threaten our existence.

      Despite repeated issues, we still struggle to convince a very small number of people of the consequences of poor fan behaviour and their personal responsibility for it. We know, however, that most Bury fans do understand and we remain extremely grateful for your support in the many forms you provide.

      In the same ballot FSSB members also voted on our away kit for the coming two seasons, you can read more about that here.
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    3. Vote Results: Your 2024/26 Away Kit!

      We already know that we will be playing on the road in yellow and blue for the next two terms, as voted for by our members a few weeks ago. More recently FSSB Members have been voting for the design on our next away kit which will be manufactured by our friends over at Hope+Glory!

      Well, the votes are in, the numbers have been crunched and we are delighted to announce that there was only one clear winner.

      From 1,715 ballots sent out and 918 votes cast kit option THREE ran away with the votes, with 46% of members having it down as their first choice with the scores fairly evenly split amongst the other designs.
       
        These will be available for pre-order from Monday 22nd April at the Hope+Glory Bury FC Online Store.

      In the same ballot FSSB members also voted on the general policy for season ticket refunds, you can read more about that here.
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    4. Watch The Play-Off Final At Gigg Lane

      We have been given permission to Live Stream this Saturday’s Play-Off Final from Ericstan Park and this will be broadcast inside Gigg Lane, via a large 22sq metre screen positioned on the pitch. It includes a built in sound system.

      We can accommodate 1,100 people in the South Stand for this event, with tickets priced at £6 adults and £2 U16s.

      The kiosks will be open for food and drink as normal, with gates open to the stands from 1pm.

      Starkies will also be open pre-match from 12noon, with last orders 2pm. Draught beers and soft drinks will be available.

      Grab your ticket for this event by clicking below:
        Big Screen @ Gigg Lane   Post-match players to return to Gigg Lane
      Following the game, the players and staff will return to Gigg Lane to meet supporters prior to the summer break.

      Be #PartofIt this weekend!

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    5. Welcome to BL9: Iyrwah Gooden

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    6. Welcome to BL9: Ruben Jerome

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    7. Welcome to Bury: Ben Hockenhull

      We are delighted to announce the signing of defender Ben Hockenhull.
       
      The 22-year-old joins us after leaving Tranmere Rovers in the summer.
       
      Ben came through the youth ranks at Manchester United before signing a pro deal at Brentford and spent 2 years there before moving to Tranmere in 2022.
       
      Spent most of his time at Tranmere on loan at Warrington Rylands, Chorley, Spennymoor and Southport making 20 appearances in the Northern Premier League and 20 in the National League North.
       
      Following his final loan at Southport, Ben started the final three games of the League 2 season for Tranmere.
       
      Upon signing he said: “I’m delighted to join a big club like Bury. I can’t wait to show the fans what I can do and help the team try and win the league, taking the club in a direction back to where it belongs.”
       
      He joins the Shakers to provide competition in the centre back position now that Efe is leaving the club.
       
      Manager, Dave McNabb added: “A brilliant addition following on from Efe leaving the club. I’ve watched Ben a lot playing in the NPL and NLN and have always been very impressed.
       
      “A tall, strong and powerful centre half who is very excellent defensively. He’s quick and very comfortable in possession with the ability to play out from the back and help build attacks from deep.”

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    8. Welcome to Bury: Cameron Fogerty

      We are delighted to announce the signing of midfielder Cameron Fogerty

      The 20-year-old joins the club after leaving NPL side Witton Albion.

      He made 78 appearances for the club.

      Prior to his time in Cheshire, he came through the academy at Hyde United.

      Dave McNabb commented on the latest addition:

      “Cam is a an all action midfielder who has a bit of everything. He’s aggressive, tenacious and has a brilliant engine. He’s technically excellent and always wants to get on the ball and play forward.
      “Another player I’ve tried to sign on a number of occasions I’m really excited to work with Cam and help him continue to develop.”

       
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    9. Welcome to Bury: Lewis Alessandra

      We are delighted to announce the signing of forward Lewis Alessandara

      The 35-year-old joins the club after playing for Hyde United this season.

      Born in Heywood, he came through the ranks of local side Roach Dynamos before joining Oldham Athletic.

      Morecambe, Plymouth, Notts County & Carlisle United are also amongst his former clubs.

      He made 43 appearances for Hyde United last season in the Northern Premier League.

      Manager, Dave McNabb commented on the signing:

      “Lewis Alessandra is a player who I’m sure many of the fans will be familiar with having spent much of his career in the football league. Lewis has had an unbelievable career and will add some much needed experience to the squad.

      “A forward player who is extremely intelligent with his movement and a real eye for goal. I was very impressed with his hunger and desire to play for Bury and fulfil an ambition that almost came true around 9 years ago.”
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    10. Welcome to Bury: Mitch Allen

      We are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Mitch Allen.
       
      The 24-year-old joins the club after leaving Prescot Cables earlier this month.
       
      He started out in the Stoke City academy aged 8 progressing right through the ranks to their Under 18’s side.
       
      After leaving Stoke in July 2018 he went into play for Stratford Town, Buxton & Prescot Cables where he spent four years until recently.
       
      Mitch was apart of the team that won the playoffs with Cables last season as well as winning goalkeeper of the season in the NPL West.
       
      He will provide cover and competition for Tom Stewart. Tom has some work commitments coming up over the next few weeks which will mean he misses a few games, so it was imperative that we had a top class goalkeeper to provide cover.
       
      Mitch told buryfc.co.uk after signing: “Delighted to be signing for Bury, such a massive club with great ambitions, can’t wait to get going and to hopefully help the club gain promotion.”
       
      Manager, Dave McNabb added: “Mitch has proved himself to be one of the best keepers in the NPL over the last few years. He’s an exceptional shot stopper with the ability to make match winning saves. Mitch’s distribution is another one of his outstanding qualities with the ability to turn defence to attack in the blink of an eye.”

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    11. Welcome to our new Bury FC Website!

      The launch of a new website for a new start.
      Since the results of the amalgamation vote were confirmed in May, with a resounding percentage of the support wanting to see football being played out of Gigg Lane in 2023/24 and following yesterday’s announcement that the name Bury Football Club can be used also, the media groups across the two separate entities have come together for a ‘New Start’ for football in the town of Bury.
      A fundamental part of spreading this message will be centred on our media output, with this website being a base for all of this. Wherever you are following from, make sure you keep it here for all your club updates. 
      In readiness for the switch of name back to Bury Football Club, we are delighted to be back on the familiar buryfc.co.uk domain. 
      There will be further updates to all areas in the coming weeks, where we will add access to season tickets, match fixtures and tables, on-line shop, history, contacts pages and membership logins. Please be patient while these changes are put into action. We look forward to bringing these to you as the new season draws closer. 
      On social media, the teams have also worked hard to secure previous account details, which in some cases had either become dormant or unrecoverable post-2019. We have utilised these where possible and brought a consistent approach to the account names, with our men’s and women’s sides represented separately, where this works for covering each respective matchday output.
      You can connect with us across all of our social media channels below.
      Men’s First Team
      Women’s First Team
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      Men’s First Team
      Women’s First Team
      Subscribe Here
      Follow Us Here
      Connect With Us Here
      Whatever your background, come with us on this journey. We know you’re going to love it! If you want to be #PartOfIt in any way, contact the media department via our email address at media@buryfc.co.uk.
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    12. Women’s FA Cup tie to take place at Gigg Lane

      After last weekend’s FA Cup tie was called off against Radcliffe Women at Unsworth Cricket Club, we can confirm the rearranged tie will take place at Gigg Lane this Sunday (8th October). 2pm kick-off.
        Entry will be £3 for adults and £1 for concessions, fans will be seated in the Main Stand.
        Turnstiles will be open from 1pm and it will be pay on the day only, no pre-sale tickets will be available.
        Manager Jason Jarrett told us, “We are really looking forward to welcoming Radcliffe in this FA Cup game and even more so now that it will be played at Gigg Lane. This is a massive opportunity for both teams to play in the oldest cup competition in the World and to showcase their abilities to a wider audience on a bigger stage.
       
        “After a positive pre-season, we’ve had a challenging start to the league campaign. As a coaching team, we have been trying to challenge the girls with new ideas and formations to improve us collectively and individually but this takes time and it resulted in us having a tough start to the season but we also know that we deserved to take much more from most of the games and have only narrowly missed out on points against teams like Tranmere Rovers, Blackburn Community and West Didsbury. Playing on a bigger pitch will hopefully suit our style of play and I’m sure the professional surroundings of Gigg Lane will inspire our girls to play to the best of their abilities.
        “In our last performance, a confident and dominant 4-1 league win over Blackpool, we started to show what we are capable of and we will be looking to build on that result this weekend, plus with a couple of new additions over the next few weeks we believe we are heading in the right direction.”
       
        Casey Lynchey, head of women’s football at Bury FC added, “We would like to thank everyone involved in getting this game played at Gigg Lane this weekend. Both teams were disappointed not to play last week and will be looking forward to the prospect of facing National League opposition, in the next round, whilst also showing what a vast array of talented female footballers we have in the borough. I’m sure this will be a really entertaining match that will be played in the right spirit and we would urge people to come down and show their support for both teams.”
        We’d like to see as many fans at Gigg Lane as possible on Sunday afternoon for what is a big FA Cup tie!
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    13. Women’s First Team: 2024/25 Fixtures Released

      With the 2024-25 season swiftly approaching, we can confirm our full fixture list for the North West Women’s Regional League, for our Women’s First Team.
       
      August sees one away game against Salford City FC Lionesses Women (21st August), followed by two home games on our new 3G pitch, with matches against Tranmere Rovers Women (25th August) and Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies 1st (28th August).
       
      September sees only one game league game played, in which we take a trip to Tranmere Rovers Women (8th September). October again sees one away game, with the Shakers heading to Wythenshawe Women (6th October).
       
      The ladies will then head to Curzon Ashton FC Women (10th November), before returning home to Gigg Lane on 24th November, where we take on Darwen FC Women.
       
      In the lead up to the festive period, the Shakers head to West Didsbury & Chorlton AFC Womens (1st December), before welcoming FC United of Manchester Women to Gigg Lane on 8th December. We then wrap up 2024 with a trip to Crewe Alexandra Women (15th December).
       
      As we head into 2025, we come up against Mancunian Unity Women (5th January), before playing the reverse leg against Salford City FC Lionesses Women at Gigg Lane (12th January).
       
      February sees three matches taking place, two of which will take place at Gigg Lane – Wythenshawe Women (2nd February) and Curzon Ashton FC Women (23rd February). The Shakers take a trip away in between to play Fleetwood Town Wrens Ladies 1st (16th February).
       
      Our final five fixtures take place in March, with three home games and two away. We welcome West Didsbury & Chorlton AFC Womens (9th March), Crewe Alexandra Women (23rd March), with our final game of the season taking place at home. For this, Mancunian Unity Women will head to Gigg Lane on 30th March. Our last two away games of the season sees the Shakers head to Darwen FC Women (2nd March), and FC United of Manchester Women (16th March).
       
      We will enter the Women’s FA Cup at the second qualifying round stage this season. We’ll also compete in the Manchester FA County Cup and the NWWRFL League Cup – details to follow.
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    14. Women’s First-Team Player Update

      Bury Football Club is able to outline plans for the Women’s first team ahead of the 2024/25 season.

      The following players will have been retained:
       
      Murron Alldread Ella Bolton Chloe Greenall Mia Holden Rachel Blythe Erin Griffiths Danni Bailey Sinead Nugent Jahziyah Williams Rhia Dickins Jasmine Dawkes  
      The following players will return to the club for the 24/25 season:
       
      Kiera Lynchey

      The following players are currently in discussions:
       
      Emma Mackie Eve Brown Ellie Kelly

      The following players have departed the club:
       
      Caitlin Clancy Zoe Clingan Jody Cunningham Leigh Gell Anne Krejberg Maddison Matulka Emilia Nuttall Beth Powney Tayla Simms Shellby Wolstencroft  
      Isobel Dooley & Izzy Coulson also leave the club to take up scholarships in the US.
       
      The club wishes to place on record its thanks to all players who contributed this season, and wish those moving on, all the best with their future careers.

      Announcements on signings for the 2024/25 season will be made by the club when agreements have been reached with each player.

      Stay up to date over the summer with all the club updates across the website and on social media here – website, X / Twitter & Facebook.

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    15. Women’s Interim Manager Confirmed

      Bury FC are delighted to confirm the club’s former midfielder, Jason Jarrett, will take interim charge of the women’s first team until a successor is appointed. 

      The 43-year-old played at Gigg Lane for two seasons under Andy Preece, making 63 appearances, scoring four goals.

      After his 00s spell, he went on to play for Wigan, Norwich, Preston North End and then had spells at Leicester, Brighton and Oldham before finishing his career at Salford FC. 

      Following his playing career, Jarrett went on to referee, taking a course with Lancashire FA in 2013 and has worked his way up the ranks to Level 4.

      Jason is also now the proud co-owner of Jay Jays Childcare and Learning Centre which aims to inspire and help children of all abilities in their educational needs. 

      Jason told us,
       


      The club would like to place their thanks on record to Jason for stepping into this position in the interim. Head of women’s football, Casey Lynchey, added,
       

      Applications for the role are still open until Saturday (24th June). 

      We are looking for a hard-working, ambitious, natural leader to take on the exciting role of manager of our women’s elite team.

      This incredible squad have won back-to-back promotions and had a successful FA Cup run too. This season we are now in Tier 5 of the women’s pyramid, playing home games at Gigg Lane.

      Applicants must have experience of managing a women’s team or in men’s football at a high level. Minimum of UEFA B qualification and a proven track record of developing players.

      To apply please email women@buryfc.co.uk and attach a CV and a cover letter, explaining why this job is for you.

      The club are also pleased to announce the appointment of Lewis Shaw & Tom Sheridan as the women’s reserves team manager and assistant manager. Alongside brothers, Nick & Jay Traynor, as the women’s development team management.
        Lewis Shaw & Tom Sheridan who will manage the Reserve Squad Nick & Jay Traynor will take charge of the Development Squad


      Long-standing goalkeeper coach, Kelly Boag, will continue in her role for the first team and she will be joined by Katie Kefford, who will be looking after the reserve & development teams. 

      We also have a vacancy for a physiotherapist for the upcoming season, following last season’s physio, Matt Howarth, leaving the club due to work commitments. The club would like to thank him for his commitment over the last year and him the best of luck for the future.
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    16. WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: CREWE ALEXANDRA WOMEN FC (H) SUN 15TH SEPT 2PM KICK-OFF

      Our women’s first team hosts Crewe Alexandra Women FC on Sunday, following two consecutive away games, with the Shakers looking to claim the home advantage after losses against Mancunian Unity Women First and Tranmere Rovers Women.


      Crewe Alexandra currently sit 7th in the table, one place behind Bury. Out of five games played in the season, Crewe have had their highs and lows with three losses against Curzon Ashton (0-2) and (3-1) and Wythenshawe (6-0). The team has also secured two wins, against Fleetwood Town Wrens (4-3) and Tranmere Rovers (4-1).


      Last season saw Bury both win and lose against Crewe, with the Shakers winning 3-2 back in January and experiencing a 2-0 defeat in April.


      Come and get behind the girls on Sunday as they look to regain their successful start-of-season streak and secure another three points. Entry via turnstile (West Stand) from 1pm.


      Cost: £3 adults//£1 children

      Parking: limited – spaces are first come first served

      Address: Bury Football Club, Gigg Lane, BL9 9HU


      Please note, this match has a 200 person capacity, and the kiosk will be open for food and drink. Starkies Bar will be open following the game.
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    17. WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: FA CUP GAME – CURZON ASHTON FC WOMEN (H) SUN 22ND SEPT 2PM KICK-OFF

      Our women’s first team hosts Curzon Ashton FC Women this coming Sunday, where the Shakers will be looking to progress through to the third and final qualifying round of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup.


      Currently sitting second in the table, Curzon Ashton have had a strong start to the season. So far, the team has beaten Crewe Alexandra (0-2 and 3-1), West Didsbury and Chorlton (1-5), and FC United of Manchester (1-2). The team also drew 2-2 with West Didsbury and Chorlton, and faced only one loss to Mancunian Unity (8-0).


      Last season saw the Shakers beat Curzon Ashton 4-2 in January, before suffering a home defeat of 0-6 in April.


      Jason Jarrett, head coach of Bury FC Women, said: “It’s probably the highlight of the season… we’re going to have to regroup this week… the girls will be up for it and we go again next week.”


      With a reduced capacity of 200 people, head down to Gigg Lane early on Sunday to back the Shakers in this FA Cup game. Entry via turnstile (West Stand) from 1pm.


      Cost: £3 adults//£1 children

      Parking: limited – spaces are first come first served

      Address: Bury Football Club, Gigg Lane, BL9 9HU


      Please note, this match has a 200 person capacity, and the kiosk will be open for food and drink. Starkies Bar will be open throughout and after the game.


      The Adobe Women’s FA Cup
      Season 2024-25
      Round Dates
      First Round Qualifying – Sunday 1 September 2024
      Second Round Qualifying – Sunday 22 September 2024
      Third Round Qualifying – Sunday 13 October 2024
      First Round Proper – Sunday 3 November 2024
      Second Round Proper – Sunday 24 November 2024
      Third Round Proper – Sunday 8 December 2024
      Fourth Round Proper – Sunday 12 January 2025
      Fifth Round Proper – Sunday 9 February 2025
      Quarter-final – Sunday 9 March 2025
      Semi-final – Sunday 13 April 2025
      The Final – Sunday 18 May 2025
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    18. Women’s Match Preview: Fleetwood Town Wrens (H) Wed 28th Aug 7:45pm kick-off

      Our women’s first team hosts Fleetwood Town Wrens following a successful first home game at Gigg Lane, with the Shakers looking to build on the strength they delivered over the bank holiday weekend.


      Fleetwood Town Wrens finished eighth in the table last season, just one place above Bury.

      Out of two games played so far in the 2024-25 season, the Wrens drew 3-3 against FC United of Manchester, and lost 4-3 against Crewe Alexandra, currently sitting eight in the table compared to Bury’s third place seat.
       
      In the most recent meeting between the sides we saw a level draw with each team scoring a goal, back in March. Earlier in the season, in Bury’s home fixture, the Shakers came out on top in what was an impressive 3-1 win.
       
      Don’t miss out on what will undoubtedly be an exciting game, and head down to Gigg Lane to show your support. Entry via turnstile at the Manchester Road End from 7pm.
       
      Prices: £3 adults, £1 children

      Parking: limited – spaces are first come first served
       
      Please note, this match has a 200 person capacity, and the kiosk will be open for food and drink.
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    19. Women’s Match Preview: Mancunian Unity (H) Sun 1st Sept 2pm kick-off

      Our women’s first team hosts Mancunian Unity FC on Sunday, following a second consecutive win at Gigg Lane, with the Shakers looking to make it nine points in three games.
       
      Following their promotion from Division One North, Mancunian Unity currently sit seventh in the table. Out of four games played so far this season, Unity have experienced a turbulent campaign, losing 6-1 to Darwen Women and 4-0 to Wythenshawe Women. They have drawn 2-2 against FC United of Manchester, but their most recent match saw them achieve their first win of the 2024-25 season, in an 8-0 victory over Curzon Ashton.
       
      Head down to Gigg Lane on Sunday to show your support for the Shakers in what is set to be an exhilarating match. Entry via turnstile (West Stand) from 1pm.
       
      Cost: £3 adults//£1 children

      Parking: limited – spaces are first come first served
       
      Please note, this match has a 500 person capacity, and the kiosk will be open for food and drink.
       
      Starkie’s Bar will be open from 4.15pm, following a private function, and we will be showing the Manchester United vs Liverpool game.
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    20. Women’s Match Preview: Salford City (A) Weds 21st Aug 7:30pm kick-off

      Our Women’s first team start the season tonight against Salford City Lionesses. In the opening game of the season the girls will look to start the campaign under Jason Jarrett as they mean to go on.
       
      Last week Salford were beaten 1-0 in a tough away opener against Tranmere Rovers. Salford endured a tough 2023/24 season finishing 10th in the North West Women’s Regional League (same division as Bury) picking up just 7 points fewer than Wednesday’s opponents, Bury.
       
      In the sides most recent meeting it was Bury who came out on top with a convincing 4-0 victory in April in what was the side’s final match of the season. Early in the season, in Bury’s home fixture, Salford produced a second-half masterclass to earn a 5-0 win.
       
      Amongst the summer signings to strengthen squad depth ahead of the new campaign include 16-year-old, latest arrival Leah Costello Eastwood, former Tottenham Hotspur defender Jordan Harding and 16-year-old forward Natalie Ainsworth who has looked like a confident goal scorer in pre-season.
       
      Why not come down and support the girls at St Ambrose Barlow RC High School where this match against Salford will be taking place.
       
      We hope to see you there tonight for what should be an interesting fixture that we hope Bury can come out on top of.
       

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    21. WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: SALFORD CITY FC LIONESSES WOMEN (H) SUN 13TH OCT 2PM KICK-OFF

      Our next women’s first team match sees the Shakers host Salford City FC Lionesses Women, following Sunday afternoon’s loss against Wythenshawe.


      Salford currently sit in ninth place in the Premier Division of the North West Womens Regional League, one below Bury. The Shakers last came head to head with Salford in August, with the match finishing with a 1-1 draw.


      Salford has experienced a turbulent few games, most recently drawing 1-1 with Curzon Ashton, and West Didsbury and Chorlton, losing 3-0 and 2-3 to Wythenshawe Women, and winning 0-4 against FC United of Manchester Women.


      Head down to Gigg Lane and support the girls in what is sure to be a competitive match. Entry via turnstile (West Stand) from 1pm.


      Parking: limited – spaces are first come first served


      Address: Bury Football Club, Gigg Lane, BL9 9HU


      Please note, this match has a 200 person capacity, and food and drink will be available from Starkies Bar throughout.
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    22. WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: TRANMERE ROVERS WOMEN (A) SUN 8TH SEPT 2PM KICK-OFF

      Our women’s first team heads to Ellesmere Port Sports Village on Sunday, as we face Tranmere Rovers Women in our reverse fixture.

      The match comes following three consecutive home games at Gigg Lane.

      After a 5-1 loss against Mancunian Unity on 1st September, the Shakers will be looking to return to previous form following a four match unbeaten run.

      Tranmere currently sit ninth in the table, four below Bury’s fifth place. Out of four games played so far, Tranmere have experienced an unpredictable season, winning 1-0 against Salford City FC Lionesses, drawing 1-1 against Wythenshawe and losing 3-2 to the Shaker and 4-1 against Crewe Alexandra.

      Head over to Ellesmere Port to show your support for the Shakers – we hope to see you there!

      Cost: Free

      Address: Ellesmere Port Sports Village 3G, Stanney Ln, Ellesmere Port CH65 9LB
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    23. WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: WYTHENSHAWE FOOTBALL CLUB WOMENS FIRST (A) SUN 6TH SEPT 2PM KICK-OFF

      Our women’s first team visits Wythenshawe this Sunday, where the Shakers will be looking to revert to the success they saw in the early stages of the season.


      Currently sitting first in the table, Wythenshawe has had a successful run so far, with the team yet to experience defeat. So far, they have beaten West Didsbury and Chorlton (0-7), Crewe Alexandra (6-0), Mancunian Unity (0-4), Salford City (2-3 and 3-0) and FC United of Manchester (1-5).


      They also drew against Tranmere Rovers (1-1).


      Head down to the Selco Builders Warehouse Community Stadium and get behind the Shakers on Sunday.


      Address: Community Stadium, Hollyhedge Park, Altrincham Road, Wythenshawe, M22 4US
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    24. Women’s Pre-Season Schedule Confirmed

      We are delighted to confirm our Women’s pre-season fixture list, as the team begins its preparations to play at Step 5 of the pyramid.
       
      It begins with the double-header away at Thackley on July 1st, with the ladies kicking off at 12pm, followed by the men at 3:30 pm. Tickets are on sale now.
       
      The following Sunday (9th July) sees a trip to east Manchester to take on last season’s North West Women’s Regional League champions FC United of Manchester.
       
      Bradford City are then in town on Sunday 16th July for our only home pre-season fixture, the West Yorkshire side were relegated from Step 4 last season, and will be playing in the North East equivalent division to our team.
       
      We are back on the road for the remaining friendlies on Sunday 23rd July, which will see us make the short trip to Accrington Stanley before facing Port Vale who play their football in the West Midlands Regional League Division One on July 30th.
       
      The pre-season campaign will end on Sunday 6th August when we make the trip across the England-Wales border to face Connah’s Quay Nomads.
       
      Two weeks later, the league campaign will begin, fixtures for which will be published in due course.
       
      More details about individual pre-season fixtures will be available on social media in the coming weeks.
       
      Bury FC Women’s Pre-Season Schedule
      July 1st – Thackley (A)
      July 9th – FC United of Manchester (A)
      July 16th – Bradford City (H) (played at Unsworth CC)
      July 23rd – Accrington Stanley (A)
      July 30th – Port Vale (A)
      August 6th – Connah’s Quay Nomads (A)
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    25. Xcede IT confirmed as club’s IT partner

      Bury Football Club are delighted to confirm Xcede IT as the club’s IT service provider.

      The company specializes in IT Support, Cyber Security, Microsoft 365 & Cloud, Backup, Telephony and Connectivity.


      It was founded by a team with multiple years experience of working in IT, who were passionate about providing a personal and responsive service to their clients.
       
      The group had seen how companies already in this field were causing more problems than they were solving, and whose approach was based on sales rather than solutions, they saw that the key to a successful relationship was creating a proper partnership based on trust, delivering solutions and services that work for their clients.
       
      Xcede IT Director & Bury fan, Dave Coulson said “We have been helping Bury FC for a while now, and so formalising this partnership was the perfect next step.
       
      “Implementing Microsoft 365 for email was key to allowing Bury FC to be heard again as a club and the setup and configuration of high-speed internet and secure wi-fi connectivity has been crucial in moving the stadium forward.
       
      “As a long time Bury FC supporter, this is an ideal partnership and one that we are looking forward to developing further over the years.”
       
      We are delighted to partner with Xcede IT, access their website HERE and to contact them click on the image below!
       
        #ShakersTogether | #BuryFC | #PartofIt
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