Bury FC News

This last game of the season is to be dedicated to all Shakers who have passed away and, in particular, those who have left us most recently. For the past two seasons we have dedicated part of the Remembrance Day event to those fans, however, we feel that, going forward we should celebrate the memory of our Shakers family as a unique event, so that we can fully acknowledge the history and contribution our fans, players, officials, volunteers and staff have made to our club. Fans have been ra

We recently hosted the first meeting of our new Fans for Diversity group, bringing together supporters who are passionate about making football more welcoming and inclusive for everyone. The group is part of the Fans for Diversity campaign, run by the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) and Kick It Out, which supports fan-led initiatives that promote equality and inclusion in football. The inaugural meeting saw supporters come together to discuss their experiences of football culture, sha

Bury Football Club is proud of its strong connection with supporters and the wider community. We believe football should be welcoming, inclusive, and representative of everyone who calls Bury home. Fans for Diversity is a campaign run by the Football Supporters’ Association (FSA) and Kick It Out, that promotes inclusion in football by supporting fan-led initiatives to welcome everyone, regardless of age, gender, race, religion, disability, or sexual orientation.  As part of this commitment,

The team at Bury Art Museum are asking for Bury FC fans to put pen to paper and write down your personal stories of why you support the Shakers. How did you come to support the club?  Did your parents / grandparents support Bury? What was your first ever match?  What are your best memories of supporting the Shakers?  What does the club mean to you and your family?   These memories and stories  will be included in a booklet  which will be available for everyone to read at an exhib

Not going to the Isle of Man this weekend? Don’t worry, you can still be #PartofIt by catching the live stream in Starkies this weekend, courtesy of our friends at FC Isle of Man. Starkies will be open from 5pm, with kick-off at the Douglas Bowl at 6pm. Tickets are £5 each, with each ticket receiving one complementary drink on entry (soft drink, pint of beer or glass of wine. Exc. spirits). Last orders will be at 9pm. Click on the image below to buy your tickets.   Click

We can confirm that the FCA have approved the amalgamation of the two Community Benefit Societies and the process will now begin to elect a new board to run the Football Supporters’ Society of Bury.   The timescale for nominations and voting will be issued soon, but we expect the process to conclude and a new board to be in place at some point in August. A formal calling notice for the Special General Meeting to announce the results will be issued with the nomination forms. Voting will

This February half term, Bury FC proudly hosted an action-packed Football Camp at Gigg Lane. It was a fantastic few days filled with football and fun challenges. There was plenty of smiles, as children from across the local community came together to enjoy their chance to play at Gigg Lane.   The camp was a huge success, giving young players the opportunity to develop their football skills, build confidence, and make new friends. The children also got to experience a stadium tour! We’re inc

CEO Neil Sears has made the following response following Saturday’s play-off final Big Screen event at Gigg Lane: We have now had a couple of days digest the result of Saturday, and we have seen the many comments posted around the live stream broadcast on the Big Screen Gigg Lane on Saturday. I think its important that we as a club provide some background and add some context around getting the event on. After our victory in Tuesday’s semi-final, it soon became apparent that many fans would

We are delighted to announce our involvement in this season’s Fenix Trophy. The Milan-based football club Brera FC organises the competition, first playing in the 2021/2022 season. Each club is chosen for its exceptional social, historical and cultural distinctiveness. The competition has received UEFA’s approval. The number of participants has increased from 7 to 9 to 12 and now the current number of 16 teams. Near-neighbours FC United of Manchester have won the competition on two