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The club is sad to report that one of Bury Football Club’s longest serving personalities has sadly passed away. Joan Curtis was a familiar face for generations of supporters, having dedicated most of her working life to the Shakers. Joan’s career at Bury Football Club began way back in 1972, when she initially began selling bingo tickets before taking on a full-time role working in the Commercial Department, firstly with Gordon Harrison and more latterly Neville Neville. Joan remained with the
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Following a pitch inspection this morning at the Acoustafoam Stadium, today’s fixture vs Shifnal Town has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. A new date will be confirmed in due course. Match Tickets and Coach Travel will be eligible for use for the rearranged date. For anyone who requires a refund, please email tickets@buryfc.co.uk with proof of purchase. View the full article
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Under the interim management of Tim Lees, we head to Shropshire to face Shifnal Town as we kick-start a busy December of fixtures. Tim will be in the dugout, after a club restructure this week, moving Dave McNabb to a role of Head of Football Operations. Last time out we faced a goalless draw against Atherton Colls. Atherton threatened early, while we improved after halftime, with chances for DJ Pedro and Kai Evans. A late Shakers corner caused panic, but neither side found a breakthrough as th
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We can confirm that tickets for our upcoming fixture against Newcastle Town on Saturday 20th December will go on sale tomorrow from 9am. Please note: All tickets are paper tickets and must be collected from Gigg Lane after purchase. If you are unable to collect in person, please do not buy. We will confirm collection dates and times directly with all supporters who purchase tickets. Ticket Allocation: 400 × General Admission 140 × Unreserved Seating 85 × U14s Prices (booking fees apply)
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Bury Football Club is seeking an ambitious and dedicated Men’s First Team Manager to lead our senior squad. This is an exciting opportunity to shape the future of our club and drive performance on and off the pitch. Requirements: The applicant must have experience of either Managing in the National League (Step 2,or above) or proven success at Northern Premier League Level (Step 3) A hunger to drive the football club forward over the coming years Strong leadership, communication, and motivati
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Bury Football Club announce that Dave McNabb is to relinquish his role as Men’s First Team Manager to become the club’s Head of Football Operations, with immediate effect. In this pivotal role, Dave will become the key link between the FSSB Board and football operations, shaping the club’s sporting strategy to drive success for the men’s first team. The restructure is a key element in Bury FC’s ongoing strategy of continuous improvement to plan for the short, medium, and longer-term goals
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We can confirm the permanent signing of Regan Riley from Radcliffe. Regan initially joined us on a three-month loan at the end of August, and following the completion of that spell this week, he has now signed permanently. To date, he has made 14 appearances for the Shakers. The 23-year-old spent more than a decade in the Bolton Wanderers academy and made his senior debut at just 16 in 2019. He later joined Norwich City in 2021, spending three seasons developing with their Under-21s before m
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Bury FC Women will be looking to get back on the right path following last week’s disappointing 2-0 defeat against Crewe Alexandra at Gigg Lane as they take on Fleetwood Wrens once again at Gigg Lane. Following last weekend’s defeat saw Bury FC get to the unfortunate stat of not scoring in their last 3 matches. As Crewe scored their first goal with a quick counter attack that saw Kian Lancaster beat Faye Moseley from 25 yards. Towards the end of the match Crewe extended their lead with a great
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Working with Bury Council and Bury Community Safety Partnership, at Bury Football Club we are committed to ending men’s violence against women and girls, by working to foster positive culture change. For White Ribbon Day 2025, we are encouraging you to speak up and create a world where women and girls are safe, equal, and respected. To mark the event, we will be holding a White Ribbon Weekend at the club, across our Men’s & Women’s games against Atherton Colls and Fleetwood Town this weeke
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