Bury FC News

It’s back to the Salford Van Hire Gigg Lane Stadium for the first time this season, with The Shakers welcoming Curzon Ashton on Tuesday evening. After a goalless draw at Redcar Athletic on Saturday, Anthony Johnson’s men will be hoping to claim their first win of the season in front of a home crowd. Our opposition started their season in winning ways last time out, beating Alfreton Town 1-0 at home on Saturday Afternoon In Opposition – Curzon Ashton Nicknamed “The Nash”, Curzon Ashton were

Two away trips for the Shakers this week start with a visit to the West Midlands, as we take on Darlaston Town for the first time in our history. Saturday saw a rare home defeat against Lower Breck, only our fourth league loss at Gigg Lane since Dave McNabb was appointed in September 2023. It’s only the third league game where the Shakers have failed to score this season. We remain fourth in the table going into Wednesday’s fixture. In Opposition – Darlaston Town Darlaston were promoted to S

After a break from the league in midweek, we return for our second consecutive league home fixture, as we welcome Darlaston Town to Gigg Lane. A goal apiece on either side of half-time meant we shared the spoils with Avro last time out in a tightly contested encounter, ending both clubs’ recent winning runs as the chase for top spot continues. Darlaston went on to beat Avro 1-0 in midweek, setting up quite an interesting fixture this weekend. In Opposition – Darlaston Town Darlaston have wo

After fifteen goals in our last two home games, The Shakers hope to continue their stunning form on Saturday against Emley AFC. Last time out, Anthony Johnson’s side slotted eight past Wythenshawe in the Emirates FA Cup, extending our near-perfect record at Gigg Lane. Bury return to league football sixth in the Northern Premier League Premier Division table, six points behind league leaders Cleethorpes Town. Our opponents currently sit three points behind in 14th place. In Opposition – Eml

It has been the one we have all been waiting for, a trip to Douglas for the Shakers this weekend as we take on FC Isle of Man at The Bowl, kick-off 6pm. The anticipation has been building for weeks, if not months, as supporters make their travel plans across the Irish Sea to take on the Ravens. For those who are traveling to the game, do check out the travel guide provided for supporters to take in all the best aspects of the island whilst they are there. Click here to read. For those

The fixture everyone looks for in the calendar, it’s a trip to Douglas for the Shakers this weekend as we take on FC Isle of Man at The Bowl, kick-off 6pm. We’re once again heading across in our numbers with travel plans having been in place for many fans since the day the fixtures came out in July. For those who are traveling to the game, do check out the travel guide provided for supporters to take in all the best aspects of the island whilst they are there. Click here to read. If yo

We look forward to welcoming the travelling players, staff, volunteers and fans from the Isle of Man to Gigg Lane this coming Saturday for what is set to be a tough challenge as Dave McNabb’s men look to bounce back from last weekend’s loss in South Manchester.   The inquest on what went wrong at the Step Places Stadium has been thorough and honest. We hope to see the fruits of all that heart-searching in this match and the rest of the season.   With that in mind, we’re still up th

A new era begins in BL9 this week, after the Shakers unveiled their new manager on Monday evening. Dave McNabb joined up with the squad for the first time last night ahead of Tuesday night’s clash with the visiting islanders from the Isle of Man. And he is itching to get going. Find out a bit more about our new manager here and listen to the manager’s first interview on our YouTube channel from early on Tuesday morning, by subscribing here. Interim managers, Leon Mike and Stephen Sheil

We welcome FC Isle of Man to Gigg Lane on Tuesday night, after the original fixture was postponed from January 11th as a result of the big freeze. We narrowly escaped defeat on the island back in September, but we come into the return fixture in great form.   Successive victories against Lower Breck at home and Barnoldswick Town and Stockport Town away have re-established our position as league leaders at the top of the table with 73 points from 34 games.   A key factor in this is