Bury FC News

Bury Football Club can confirm that Michael Jolley has today been relieved of his duties as First Team Manager by mutual consent. The Board recognises the strength of feeling expressed in recent days by supporters, staff, partners and players, and the very real impact the Board’s decision to appoint Michael has had on individuals connected to the Club. Assistant manager Tim Lees will continue to manage the team on an interim basis while the Board undertakes a wider review of club operations. 

We’re thrilled to confirm that Michael Jolley has been appointed Men’s First Team Manager at Bury Football Club following an extensive application and interview process. Michael brings a wealth of coaching expertise and a fresh, ambitious vision to our club. A Cambridge University graduate with an MA in Economics and a UEFA Pro Licence, the highest coaching qualification in Europe, he combines tactical insight with a deep understanding of player development. A Proven Coaching Journey Michael be

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We’re into our final two games before Christmas, as we welcome Mossley to Gigg Lane. Unfortunately, our game last Saturday at Shifnal Town was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. As the search for a new manager continues, it’s expected that Tim Lees will be in interim charge for this fixture. The reverse fixture at Seel Park in October saw us fall to a 2-1 defeat, so we’re very much hoping for better results on home soil. In Opposition – Mossley Mossley have won two from their last five g

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

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

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

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)

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