Bury FC News

The Bank Holiday Weekend of football continues with a trip to Charnock Richard on Monday afternoon.   It’s our second visit to Mossie Park in eight days, we were beaten in the FA Cup last Saturday, after a late winner from Charnock Richard’s Luke Power in added time saw the Lancastrians into the next round. You can watch the highlights from that game below:     Saturday saw us get back to winning ways in the league with a 2-1 win against Cheadle Town, Harry Brazel &

One of the stars of the season has without a doubt been Darius Palma. He’s arguably been our top performer so far.   Unfortunately, the shoulder injury he sustained first at Wythenshawe Town, and then more seriously at Padiham requires surgery. Paying for this privately should see him back by January, but it’s unlikely we will see him back this season without private medical care.   The cost of the surgery is £8,000, which is way beyond the entire season’s medical care budget f

It’s going to be a busy August Bank Holiday Weekend, which begins with Saturday’s home game with Cheadle Town. Andy Welsh will be looking for a response from his sides 3-2 defeat against Kendal Town on Tuesday evening. Bury opened the scoring on 14 minutes through Andy Briggs, with the Shakers holding onto that lead until just after the break, when Steven Yawson equalised for Kendal. Andy Briggs regained Bury’s lead less than 10 minutes later to the roar of the South Stand, following a

As we near the end of the month, thoughts turn to who has stood out for you on the pitch since the start of the season in our Player of the Month Award and we are proud to present BCC Hyundai of Bury as our partner sponsor for this award.   Supporters will be given the chance to vote via the website for their chosen player, with the winner being presented with a fully liveried Bury FC Hyundai vehicle for their use for one month as their reward.   So, look out for the first vote for

Bury Football Club is extremely saddened to share the passing of Emily Wilcock, aged 27.   Emily joined to play within the recreational setup two and a half years ago and was an very proud and committed member of the setup, barely missing a training session, taking part in extra summer sessions and attending social events with the squad.   A member of the ‘Greens’, one of a number of our teams competing in the local recreational leagues, who won League 2 of the Greater Mancheste

This week’s first mid-week league fixture at Gigg Lane against Kendal Town, is the first opportunity to experience a Live Stream of the game from the comfort of your home, wherever you may be across the world!   All home games taking place outside the Saturday afternoon ‘blocked hours’ broadcast directive will be able to be live streamed in the UK, via our Bury FC TV service and we will be able to bring these to you currently on a pay-per-view basis at buryfc.co.uk. Season ticket

After Saturday’s disappointment in the FA Cup, league action returns to Gigg Lane on Tuesday night as Kendal Town are the visitors for our first competitive game under the lights.   Charnock Richard were the victors at the weekend. Goals from Connor Comber and Jack Tinning gave Bury a two-nil lead, scoring at the beginning of each half. Injuries to both centre-backs, Niall Battersby and Jack Tinning, early in the second-half led to a defensive re-shuffle before Greens top-scorer Jordan Da

Our Women’s first team get their competitive season underway on Wednesday evening, with the visit of Salford City to Unsworth Cricket Club.   Jason Jarrett’s side have had a positive pre-season campaign, with a good set of performances against a range of opposition.   16 players have been retained from the previous management team last season, whilst new signings have included Mia Holden, Shellby Wolstencroft & Beth Powney.   In Opposition – Salford City The

Our FA Cup journey continues as head over to Charnock Richard this weekend for the first preliminary round tie at Mossie Park.   We overcame Uttoxeter Town in the last round, with a 4-1 win at Gigg Lane. Uttoxeter took the lead early in the first half from a deflected effort, before Lowe and Higgins took us into the break with a 2-1 lead. Further goals from Lowe (again) and a late Connor Comber penalty was enough to take us through in front of 2,900 supporters. Catch up with the highlight