Bury FC News

Our catering partners at The Difference Group are recruiting for matchday roles. Retail Kiosk Food & Beverage Attendant (Match Days – Casual) Company: The Difference Hospitality Group Location: Gigg Lane, Bury FC, Bury, Greater Manchester Job Type: Casual / Part-Time (Match Days) Pay: £8 per hour (16–17 year olds), £10 per hour (18–19 year olds), £12.21 per hour (21 & over) Join the Match Day Action at Gigg Lane! The Difference Hospitality Group is proud to partner with Bury FC, deliv

We are hosting a PSA Test Day in association with the Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal on Saturday 22nd November. The Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal (BKPCA) was set up by Barry Kilby, ex-Chairman, of Burnley Football Club in 2014. Barry was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in 2011 after having no symptoms and he considers himself lucky to be alive. As a result of this, Barry is determined to help as many men as possible from being put in the same position as he was.   There is no

Bury Football Club can confirm the departure of Lead Physiotherapist Aidan Bowe due to personal reasons. Aidan has been on the journey for 5 years and has been involved in the treatment and rehabilitation of a number of players. The club would like to place on record their thanks to Aidan and wish him well for the future. View the full article

After our stunning fightback against Stafford Rangers, we travel to Runcorn Linnets for a replay of the game which had to be abandoned at half-time with the score at 1-1. Our last-gasp league victory at the weekend was the third in succession and took us to third place in the table, with 14 points from seven matches. It really was a great squad performance, with two of our three goals coming from Gabriel Johnson and Rustam Stepans just minutes after they’d come on as substitutes. That perf

Bury Football Club sends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Roy Parnell, who passed away on 10th September, aged 81. Roy began his career as a youth player with Everton, signed professional forms on his seventeenth birthday and made his Toffees debut before turning eighteen. In three years as a professional he appeared in three games for Everton, all being away games. Everton manager Harry Catterick eventually allowed Roy to move on and in August 1964 he signed for his homet

We can now confirm ticketing arrangements for our rearranged Isuzu FA Trophy tie against Runcorn Linnets next Tuesday evening (30th September). The game will once again take place at the Apec Taxis Stadium, with kick-off at 7:45pm. Tickets are now on sale. As a gesture of goodwill, admission prices have been significantly reduced for this match. The cost of tickets will be: £6 for adults, £4 for concessions (65+, ages 19–22, and disabled supporters), and £1 for under-18s. [Click here to

It’s never a dull week of footballing action when the Shakers are concerned. After having to replay our previous FA Trophy tie due to player ineligibility, we now face a re-arranged fixture against Runcorn Linnets on Tuesday night. More details to follow on that one, but first, we face off against Stafford Rangers in the league. The 45 minutes against Runcorn last weekend gave Oscar Threlkeld & Reece Kendall their Shakers debuts, Reece for the second time, also Gavin Massey’s first Shake

Trafford FC welcome Bury FC to Shawe View on Tuesday, October 7th kick off 19:45 for the first ever league game between the two sides. A larger than average crowd is expected. There will be no segregation in place and in order to speed entry to the ground, arrangements have been put in place for the match to be ticketed. Trafford season ticket holders can gain entry by producing their season tickets at the Players’ and Officials’ gate. Tickets purchases can be made online via Bury’s ticket

We are delighted to announce we have been named finalists in three categories at this years Football Content Awards. The following is from the FCA Website regarding each category. Best Football Club – Non League Bury FC’s revival is one of football’s most inspiring stories. Fan-owned and volunteer-run after expulsion from the EFL in 2019, the club has returned to Gigg Lane, regularly drawing 3,000+ fans and capping 2024/25 with an unbeaten home season, 109 points and promotion. Their Five to