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We are delighted to announce the signing of experienced midfielder Brad Carroll. The 27 year old joins the club from Lancaster City, where he made 37 appearances last season. He also counts Barrow, Kendal, Clitheroe and Workington as his former clubs. Dave McNabb said: “Solid and aggressive centre midfielder who will give us bite and legs in the middle of the pitch. We caught up with Dave McNabb who had the following to say about his new signing: Welc
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We are delighted to announce the signing of attacker Bryan Ly. A familiar face to Shakers fans, the 20-year-old scored against us on Easter Saturday for Wythenshawe FC, he drops down a division to play in BL9 for the upcoming season. Ly had near 50 goal involvements last season, scoring 32 and assisting a further 18. In his first season, he scored 15 goals and assisted the same number. He came through the ranks at Morecambe before plying his trade in the North West Counties.
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Bury FC are delighted to announce Carl Dickinson will be joining the club for the 2023/24 season. The 36-year-old brings a wealth of experience including over 400 EFL appearances for the likes of Yeovil Town, Watford & Stoke City. He’s also got experience at the non-league level, he managed Hanley Town to their promotion from the Midland League in the 2021/22 season. Upon announcing his intent to join the club Dickinson said: View the full article
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Bury FC are delighted to confirm Chris Rowney has joined the club ahead of the 2023/24 season. The midfielder has played under Andy Welsh for the last two seasons at Bury AFC and has made 76 apps, including 55 league starts and scored just once against Widnes in the FA Cup last season. Chris started out at Oldham Athletic, before playing in non-league starting at Seel Park, with Mossley AFC making 72 appearances across two spells, he spent time at Woodley Sports in between. In 201
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We are delighted to announce the signing of full-back Connor Pye. The 20-year-old was released by Sunderland this summer and joins Dave McNabb’s side. He started out at Morecambe before moving to the North East in August 2022. Connor then spent a spell on loan at Northern Premier League team Morpeth Town. We caught up with Dave McNabb who had the following to say about his new signing: Welcome to Bury, Connor. Want to know more about our upcoming
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Bury Football Club are delighted to confirm the signing of defender Curtis Obeng. The 34-year-old has most recently been playing for Macclesfield. Born in Stretford he started out his career at Manchester City aged 8 before being released in 2009 aged 20, after a two-year pro contract. At the same time, Obeng was capped six times for England’s U19s. He then moved into the National League with Wrexham where he made 96 appearances over three years, befor
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Bury FC are delighted to welcome Dan Lafferty to the club ahead of the 2023/24 season. The commanding centre-back joins Andy Welsh’s side after leaving Atherton Collieries at the end of the previous campaign, where he’s played for the last six seasons. He also had an initial spell at Colls in 2009. Lafferty signed for Radcliffe under Kevin Glendon in 2013, he went on to make 116 appearances and scoring 8 goals before leaving in 2016 and joining Colls. Speaking after his move, he s
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We are delighted to confirm the deadline day signings of Aaron Morris and Tanaka Cherera. Defender Morris joins the club from FC United of Manchester. His first taste of non-league football was in for St Helens Town before moving to Runcorn Linnets in 2016 and then FC United, three years later. Aaron was a fans favourite at Linnets as he was awarded the Supporters Club Player of the Year on two occasions. In July 2022, Dave McNabb signed Aaron at Warrin
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We are delighted to confirm the signing of midfielder Dean Pinnington from FC Isle of Man. The Manx-born 21-year-old started his career at Wolves before moving to Wigan. Aged 10, Dean was invited to play at the Isle of Man Centre of Excellence, and he went on to represent the island as a junior from the age of 10 to 15. He was asked to attend a trial at Everton when he was 12, before an opportunity arose for with Wolves, a club he then spent three and a half years with
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