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Our fixture with Glossop North End this Saturday is a replay of the opening game of the season, following the fielding of an ineligible player. As communicated at the time and now confirmed, all season ticket holders will not to be charged again to attend this re-arranged fixture. Please bring your season ticket as normal and it will be scanned at the gate. General admission tickets are now also available for supporters, as a usual match day in the Main and South Stands. Prices will be
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Alcohol sales at Gigg Lane will resume for this weekend’s visit of Glossop North End. Kiosks in the South Stand and Cemetery End, will serve alcohol alongside their range of soft drinks and hot food. Sales will end in the kiosks at the start of the second half. On the advice of our stakeholders, alcohol sales will be limited to TWO drinks per transaction. Starkies will be open as normal in the Main Stand with drinks not being permitted to be taken into the stands during the second
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Bury fans, it’s shaping up to be a massive Good Friday at Gigg Lane as we take on Congleton Town in a crucial clash you won’t want to miss! Due to the recent switch of the fixture to a bank holiday on Good Friday, we’ve encountered some logistical challenges around matchday provisions for larger crowds. Matches exceeding 5,000 supporters require additional emergency services to be in place, arrangements that normally need to be secured at least a month in advance. We are currently working c
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Bury Football Club is delighted to welcome Altius Healthcare as a partner for the upcoming 2025/26 season. Altius Healthcare, a leading provider of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services, brings a wealth of expertise and a shared commitment to excellence and community wellbeing. This exciting new partnership will support the Club’s ongoing focus on player health, performance, and recovery. We’re proud to be teaming up with a forward-thinking healthcare provider that shares our values both o
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Bury Football Club is delighted to welcome Altius Healthcare as a partner for the upcoming 2025/26 season. Altius Healthcare, a leading provider of physiotherapy and rehabilitation services, brings a wealth of expertise and a shared commitment to excellence and community wellbeing. This exciting new partnership will support the Club’s ongoing focus on player health, performance, and recovery. We’re proud to be teaming up with a forward-thinking healthcare provider that shares our values both
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Last week we had the pleasure of hosting two football clubs from Chicago on behalf of FTI Sports Ltd – Lindenhurst Area Soccer Club and Chicago KICS Youth Soccer Club. Hiring Gigg Lane for training sessions, the children loved playing on the pitch and watching from the stands the parents loved hearing the story of Bury’s return to football. Following the session they flooded into the club shop to buy memorabilia of their trip from football tops and hoodies to pin badges and an a
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Join us on Friday, 13th December in Starkies, for a night of football stories, laughs, and great company! We will be joined by former Bury player & manager Martin Dobson, former Bury chairman Terry Robinson and current first-team manager Dave McNabb, all hosted by Michael “Braddy” Bradshaw. Martin Dobson, a prolific midfield player in his era, began his career at Bolton Wanderers before finding success with Burnley, where he spent 13 seasons across two stints, interrupted by a five
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We can confirm the departure of striker Andy Briggs, who has signed for West Didsbury & Chorlton. Following a seven-day approach by West, Andy informed the management of his wish to leave the football club. The 26-year-old joined the Shakers in July 2023 from Steeton, and made 33 appearances for the club last season, scoring 25 goals. He made a further 12 this season and has also had a spell with Widnes on dual-registration. We’d like to wish Andy all the best for the f
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