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We can confirm that Bury Football Club and manager Andy Welsh have agreed to part company. We would like to thank Andy for his hard work and commitment to the club, the players, and it’s volunteers over the past three and a half years. Andy provided outstanding leadership throughout some difficult and turbulent times, not least during a global pandemic when just playing football was a challenge. In addition to winning a league title Andy quietly helped and supported many volunteers off
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We can confirm our final away game of the season against Cheadle Town will now be played at Broadhurst Park, home of FC United of Manchester. The fixture will take place as planned on Saturday 12th April at 3pm. Tickets will be sold by Cheadle Town for this fixture, and will be available to purchase from tomorrow morning (Wednesday) at 9am. Click here to purchase your tickets. We’d like to thank all partners who have worked on this – FC United of Manchester, Cheadle Town & North West Coun
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Following the conclusion of today’s fixture against Darlaston Town, a post-match incident resulted in a number of cards being shown. Louis Isherwood was shown a red card, James Neild received a yellow card, and First Team coach Craig Carney also saw red. Darlaston Town’s Kieran Cook and Leo Gill were shown red cards, along with a member of their coaching staff. We will await the referee’s report before deciding on how we proceed. Thank you for your continued support. View the full artic
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Bury Football Club can confirm that Dave McNabb has departed his role as Head of Football, bringing to a close a significant chapter in his long-standing association with the Club. A familiar and respected figure among staff, players, and supporters alike, Dave first took charge of first team affairs during a challenging and transitional period back in September 2023, with the Club in 10th place in the North West Counties Premier Division. Stepping into the role of manager with professionalism
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There was a short delay in the game restarting towards the end of the 90 minutes on Saturday due to three people attempting to enter the playing area. They were stopped from getting onto the pitch by stewards. Two of them did not co-operate and took some time to be restrained and removed. We have a number of eye witness statements, as well as video evidence, and are conducting our own investigation. We will act to protect the club and everyone working at the club from this behaviour. Where
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The club will not be hosting a fireworks display this year. Over the summer we installed a new playing surface and a display of this nature would not be appropriate. A number of supporters have enquired about this event over the past few weeks, with letting supporters know in advance then it helps to plan to attend other events. We hope you can understand. View the full article
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Bury Football Club can confirm that Tim Lees will step up into the role of First Team Manager on an interim basis until the end of the 2025/26 season. Tim has been a highly valued member of the club’s football staff and brings continuity, commitment, and a deep understanding of the club’s values and ambitions. His appointment ensures stability as the team continues its work on and off the pitch for the remainder of the campaign. Tim will be supported by Sam Ashton, who will play a key role wit
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Representatives of the club met with Ian Harrop on 15 February 2025 to discuss Ian’s ban from the hospitality areas of the stadium. In the interest of moving forward in a positive manner Ian was informed that he is now welcome to return to the hospitality areas of the stadium with immediate effect. During the meeting Ian expressed concern about comments made regarding him on the usual social media platforms. As a club we do not condone the abuse of any individual, be that a board member, emplo
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We are reviewing allegations of an incident that occurred following the conclusion of Friday’s match at Anfield Sports Community Centre. Bury FC takes a zero-tolerance approach towards abusive, foul, or aggressive language/behaviour and reserves the right to sanction any supporter whose conduct falls foul of the club’s supporter sanction guidelines. We will continue our investigations and continue to work with Greater Manchester Police, Merseyside Police and Lower Breck in respect of the all
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