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    1. 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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    2. 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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    3. 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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    4. Your Team at Bury Football Club

      We’ve had a busy few weeks despite the lack of home games, and thought it would be a useful time to summarise a few of the new faces around the club.

      We wanted to begin a process of introducing new people into the club this season as we look to build up and work our way up the football pyramid. That process is now underway.

      Dave McNabb joined us as first team manager in October. He is supported by:

      Tim Lees – Assistant Manager
      Jack Hook – Coach
      Sam Ashton – Goalkeeper Coach
      Chris Watts – Analyst
      Darren Davies – Opposition Scout

      Aidan Bowe and Alan Raw continue to support the team as physios.

      We will establish a ‘fan forum’ to allow supporters to hear from Dave and Tim in due course.

      We also have volunteers who are intermittently involved, some working with us as part of their university studies.

      Stuart Wright has joined as full time stadium manager. He has previous experience in the role at Oldham Athletic as well as experience in security roles at other organisations. He will primarily be supported by Dave Cheshire who many of you will know has been working at the ground most days for the past eighteen months.

      Neil Sears is currently supporting us as in the club secretarial team after qualifying with a degree in football business and law, whilst he looks for a full time paid position at a professional football club.

      We are also in discussions with someone to assist with our bookkeeping on a part time basis and hope to finalise that appointment within the next week or two.

      As previously announced Jon Newby has already joined the Football Club Board and has a remit of helping the the first team manager develop an appropriate strategy for recruitment and retention of players as we move through the pyramid with its different demands and challenges at each level.

      These are all costs borne by the football club, which will professionalise the club, relieve pressure on volunteers and reduce costs within the company which owns the stadium.

      We would again like to acknowledge the efforts of all of the volunteers who have rebuilt the club since 2019, it really couldn’t have been achieved without the hard work of everyone involved. You have put us in the position that we are in today.
      #BuryFC | #PartOfIt
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