Bury FC News

In a weekend with a quick fire double header your Shakers took on a strong Cheadle Town side in front of the Gigg Lane faithful on Saturday and faced a second trip to play an impressive Charnock in a fortnight. Our Shakers picked up 4 out of an available 6 points and we currently sit in 3rd spot in the table behind league leaders Kendal and second placed Chadderton. All eyes are now on this coming weekend’s game and we would like to see as many of you Shakers in attendance as we return to G

Following a bye through the earlier rounds due to progression last season we finally enter this seasons FA Vase at the Second Round Proper. And what a way to enter with a 300 mile round trip up North to face Whickham FC. Coach tickets for this Saturday’s game can be purchased here.   Our Northern League based opponents currently sit 15th in their table after winning 4, drawing 1 and losing 5 of their opening fixtures. Dave McNabb, who is no stranger to FA Vase succe

We head to Cheshire this weekend looking for our third consecutive away win. It follows a 2-1 victory in the West Midlands on Wednesday evening where Oscar Threlkeld picked up his first goal for the club before Kai Evans’ goal just before the hour mark was enough to seal all three points. This is the first league meeting between the clubs, but we have met once before the FA Cup back in 1992, when a then Conference side came to Gigg Lane for a first round tie and were beaten 2-0 courtesy of g

The Shakers will be back in action for the first time in 14 days following our 2 – 2 draw with Charnock Richard behind closed doors at Gigg Lane. We are excited to welcome supporters back into the stadium in time for what is billed to be one of the most crucial games in our promotion bid as we host follow promotion chasers Wythenshawe. A home win would see the two teams go level on points making for an extremely exciting final four weeks of the North West Counties Premier Division camp

On Saturday Dave McNabb’s men made it thirteen Nortwest Counties Premier Dvision games undefeated with a 1-0 victory over Glossop North End. We have been on a run that has seen us score 40 goals, score in every game and keep six clean sheets on our way to the top of the table. We currently have a three point cushion over second place Wythenshawe Town with a game in hand. We now focus our attention on their near neighbours and fellow promotion chasers Wythenshawe. In the reve

-: Who doesn’t love a 96th minute winner? Saturday’s game was certainly one chocked full of action, goals and two brilliant sets of supporters.     Andy Welsh and his team ensured that all three points courtesy of a fantastic finish from returning Striker Benito Lowe, an Andy Briggs brace and a first goal of the season for tricky winger Abs Obasoto. You can watch the highlights of this exciting game bel

Our stunning 9-0 victory against Trafford on Saturday resulted in Bury moving up to second place in the league table, just two points behind leaders Lower Breck. This week, we’re on the road to face Wythenshawe Town at Ericstan Park with the hopes of maintaining our winning streak. This is the first game under the leadership of our newly appointed manager, Anthony Johnson. So, get yourselves down to Wythenshawe to support your Shakers and be set for another big performance from Bury. In Oppos

It was elation for Shakers fans at Gigg Lane on Tuesday evening as we beat a strong Charnock side and booked our place, courtesy of a Tanaka Cherera SCREAMER, in the North West Counties Premier Division Play Off Final for an encounter that will see us take on Wythenshawe Town at their Ericstan Park Ground. The Shakers have been given an allocation of 350 tickets for this crunch game so we need all those that are lucky enough in the ballot to get hold of a ticket to get behind the lads from

Saturday 5th August 2023, the day that the world’s oldest national football competition, The FA Cup, returned to Gigg Lane. With The Shakers as the away side! In a turn of events that saw the match being moved to Bury we welcomed Uttoxeter to town as the hosts. Being the away team didn’t seem to dampen the spirits with a phenomenal 2,903 turning up to cheer The Shakers on to a resounding 4-1 victory. Goals from Benito Lowe, Sean Higgins and a calmly slotted-home penalty from Connor Comber