Bury FC News

The Official Bury FC 140th Anniversary Coin, produced by Zenith Coins, celebrates the rich history and legacy of the club. Minted in a limited edition of only 140 pieces, this exclusive coin is a must-have for any true fan or collector. Each coin comes with a unique edition number engraved on the outer rim, ensuring its authenticity and rarity. To further enhance its value, the Official Bury FC 140th Anniversary Coin is accompanied by a beautifully crafted presentation box and a certificat

We are delighted to announce that Harry Wright has again been named January NWCFL Premier Division Goalkeeper of the Month sponsored by Reusch UK. He also picked up the award in October last year. Harry was in the team for the three games played in the month, with wins in all. Clean sheets in against both Irlam and Litherland, until the only blot on the copybook being the single goal conceded against Skelmersdale. Thankfully, 10 had gone in the other end! As well as Harry picking up hi

We are delighted to announce that Harry Wright has been named NWCFL Premier Division Goalkeeper of the Month for October 2023. Harry made his debut for the club last month, in a 4-0 victory against Wythenshawe Town. The month continued, with a 1-0 victory against Squires Gate and a second consecutive clean sheet for the son of former Manchester City & Ipswich goalkeeper Richard Wright. October concluded with a third consecutive clean sheet and a penalty save for Wright in a to

We are delighted to announce that Declan Daniels has been named NWCFL Premier Division Player of the Month for Decemeber 2023. Following his move from Irlam in early December, the striker has won Man of the Match from the opponents in each game, scoring three goals in the process, making him the easy choice for the league award last month. His form has continued into 2024 so far also, taking his tally to six goals in total, as well as adding a further Man of the Match award against his

Everyone at Bury Football Club is saddened to learn of the passing of our former player Tom Youngs at the very young age of 45.  Tom died yesterday, Sunday 4th May, having been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis back in 2014. Tom was an East Anglian man, born in Bury St Edmunds and began his career with a successful six-year spell at Cambridge United, where he played 150 league games, scoring 43 goals.   Such form brought a £50,000 transfer to Northampton Town in March 2003 and after three years

Some sad news has reached Bury Football Club with former Shakers goalkeeper Ken Hancock sadly passing away this week at the age of 87. Ken joined the Shakers in July 1971, being signed by Tom McAnearney as a replacement for Neil Ramsbottom, but after just 24 appearances for the club during 1971/1972 season, lost his place to John Forrest. By the time that he became a Bury player, Ken was already 34 years and had enjoyed a long and successful career with Port Vale, Ipswich Town and Tottenham H

In the words of Lionel Richie, we are delighted to confirm three players that have extended their contracts for the 2023/24 season.   Starting with the No.1, it’s Jack Atkinson.     The 22-year-old Welsh shot-stopper has been integral to Andy Welsh’s side over the past two seasons, clocking up 98 appearances.   Atkinson signed for the club in July 2021 and has been a fan favourite ever since. Making the big saves along the way and can’t forget banging the dru

Bury Football Club are delighted to confirm plans for an Open Training Session ahead of the 2023/24 season.   The session will take place on Thursday 13th July at Gigg Lane, doors will open from 6pm, with the session taking place from 6:30pm on the pitch, with the session due to last for approximately an hour.   Afterwards, there will be opportunities for photographs with your favourite players.   We will be giving away 100 junior seas

Last Thursday’s Open Training Session at Gigg Lane was a huge success with over 500 local children attending.   The queues began around 90 minutes before gates opened with every child looking to get their hands on one of the 100 free season tickets available. At the time the gates opened, the queue stretched the length of the car park from the Cemetery End entrance towards the South Stand.     The free season tickets were like gold dust, and most were snapped up withi