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    1. Incoming: Lewis Earl

      We are excited to announce the signing of Lewis Earl from National League North side Marine.

      The 6ft 1’ centre half, who is also comfortable playing in the holding midfield role has committed to Dave McNabb’s Shakers for the 2024/25 season.

      Lewis started his career at EFL Championship side Preston North End, before departing in the summer of 2020.

      He moved on to Stockport County – spending the 2021/22 campaign on loan at AFC Telford United, Warrington Rylands and then Hyde United.

      Lewis then moved on to Chester but a serious injury curtailed a large proportion of his first season there, however he impressed in his nine appearances for the club at the back end of the season and his contract was extended.

      Following a short loan stint at Bootle, Lewis then moved to Marine.

      Dave McNabb had the following to say on is new recruit:
          Welcome to Bury, Lewis.

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    2. Incoming: Luis Morrison

      Bury are delighted to confirm the signing of defender Luis Morrison ahead of the 2023/24 season.
        The 28-year-old joins the Shakers from Northern Premier League side Stafford Rangers, where he made 23 appearances last season.
        Morrison started out in Arsenal’s youth system before a spell at Stevenage under Graham Westley. He then played in Swedish Championship for Umea & Finnish Second Division for FC YPA.
        In 2015, he appeared in the first season of Love Island, before returning to UK football playing for Concord Rangers. He moved north a year later signing for Altrincham.
        Luis has also played for Radcliffe & Macclesfield before playing for Stafford Rangers last season.
        Upon signing for the club, Morrison said: “I loved the project at bury & wanted to be a part of the journey at Gigg Lane. It was a no-brainer for me to take up the opportunity & after a talk with the gaffer, I knew that this is the place I wanted to be.
        “I did have offers from clubs higher up in the pyramid, but I knew that I wanted to be on the journey with Bury and hopefully achieve what everyone wants to achieve at the club this year.”
        Our latest addition celebrates his 29th birthday tomorrow. Happy birthday, Luis!
        Tickets are still available for our fixture against Golcar United.
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    3. Incoming: Macauley Wilson

      We are delighted to announce that commanding centre back Macauley Wilson has committed to Dave McNabb’s Shakers for the 2024/25 season.

      The former Manchester United and Blackpool youth prospect joins us following a six year stint at Bamber Bridge where he was club captain.

      During his career Macauley has also previously spent time on loan at National League side AFC Fylde.

      Described as a fearless leader who is always ready to step up when required it’s no doubt that Macauley makes an excellent and exciting addition for the coming season.

      We caught up with Dace McNabb who had the following to say about his new signing:
          Welcome to Bury, Macauley.

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    4. Incoming: Morgan Homson-Smith

      We are delighted to announce the signing of winger Morgan Homson-Smith from Longridge.

      The impressive and versatile midfielder has impressed during his time at the Preston based club and heads over to BL9 for the 24/25 season.

      He started out at Harrogate before playing for Southport in National League North.

      Following his time at Haig Avenue, he went onto play for FC United of Manchester, City of Liverpool and Bootle before joining Longridge in October 2022.
        The gaffer Dave McNabb is delighted to have him on board.
          Welcome to Bury, Morgan.

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    5. Incoming: Oliver Jepson

      Bury Football Club are delighted to confirm the signing of defender Oliver Jepson.
        Oliver joins the club from Northern Premier League side, Kidsgrove.
        He originally joined the midlands-based side from Alsager Town in 2017 and started out as a centre forward before a successful transformation into a centre half.
        Known as Jeppo, he had a spell away at Congleton from 2020 until early 2022.
        He becomes the third signing under Dave McNabb, following Charlie Doyle & Andy Scarisbrick into the club.
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    6. Incoming: Ruben Jerome

      We are delighted to confirm our first new arrival of pre season, prolific striker, Ruben Jerome.

      The 29-year-old makes the lateral move across Step 5 to join us from NCEL side Emley AFC.

      Ruben was the top scorer in the NCEL Premier Division last season with 39 goals taking his side to the league title.

      His career started at Southport before spells at Ramsbottom, Workington & Warrington Town. It will be the first time Rueben has played in the North West Counties League and we are excited to see him pull on the white and blue.

      Football runs in his family, with his brother Cameron having played in the Premier League with the likes of Birmingham City & Crystal Palace.

      On signing Ruben, manager Dave McNabb commented:
          We can’t wait to see Ruben in action this coming season! And with a squad to develop in the coming weeks, who else will be joining him? Keep up with the latest signing news across our social media feeds.

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    7. Incoming: Rustam Stepans

      We are delighted to announce the signing of attacker Rustam Stepans from Charnock Richard.

      The winger impressed Shakers fans last season in his many appearances against us.

      Born in Latvia he started out his UK football journey in the youth ranks of Chorley, Southport & Marine. Before joining Runcorn Linnets in 2020.

      He joined Charnock Richard last summer after spending 2022/23 season at Atherton LR.

      Rustam scored 24 goals in 59 appearances last term, including five from the penalty spot.
        The gaffer Dave McNabb is delighted to have him on board.
          Welcome to Bury, Rustam.

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    8. Incoming: Sean Higgins

      Bury FC are delighted to announce that former Wigan & Oldham youngster Sean Higgins has joined the club. 

      The 20-year-old can play in a number of positions including full-back and central midfield. 

      Sean started out at Wigan Athletic before moving to Oldham in July 2019. Following two years at Boundary Park, he joined Altrincham before moving to Matlock last summer and then onto Bury AFC in December 2022. 

      Higgins made 36 appearances under Andy Welsh last season scoring four goals. He’s also had loan spells at Stalybridge Celtic & Trafford in the last few seasons. 

      Speaking to buryfc.co.uk Sean said:
       


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    9. Incoming: The Gaffer Adds Two

      As we head into the final few games of the season Dave McNabb has added two players to bolster his squad in the push for promotion.
      Max Harrop
      Firstly we would like to welcome back to Gigg Lane, midfielder Max Harrop, who signs from Avro.

      Max Harrop is a name that will be familiar to Shakers fans as he played in the Bury Youth system going on to make first-team appearances in the Football League between 2010 – 2013.

      Max has gone on to play at several clubs around non-league spending a considerable spell at Altrincham in the National League.

      Max will no doubt add another level of technical skill and ability to Dave McNabb’s midfield.

       
      Keenan Ferguson
      The talented 22-year-old spent time in the Academies at Sheffield United and Tottenham Hotspur in his younger days before joining Boston after starring during a pre-season trial in 2021, he moved on to Spennymoor in June of 2023.

      Ferguson went on to become a mainstay in The Pilgrims’ line-up during his debut campaign, operating on the right and the left as they made it to the National League North Promotion Final.
      A hard-working defender with the ability to get forward and supply crosses into the box, Ferguson will no doubt be a great addition down the right.


      We hope that you will give them both a massive Bury welcome.

      The signings are subject to league approval and we hope to have them available to face Ramsbottom as we continue our push for promotion. We would like to thank both of the player’s former clubs for assisting in getting the signings over the line.

      On another note, we say goodbye to Harry Brockbank who departs back to Radcliffe, following the end of his 28-day loan. We thank Harry for all his efforts whilst turning out for the Shakers.
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    10. Incoming: Tom Kilifin

      Bury FC are delighted to confirm Tom Kilifin as our latest addition ahead of the 2023/24 season.

      The 30-year-old former Kendal Town man, scored 33 goals in 44 games last season and will link up with his new team from July 1st.

      Tom has also made appearances for Lancaster City & Workington

      When asked about Andy approaching him to join the club, Kilifin said:
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    11. Incoming: Tom Stewart

      We are delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Tom Stewart from Lancaster City.

      The 28-year-old has turned out for a plethora of great clubs since he started his football career over 10 years ago including Ramsbottom united, Stalybridge Celtic and our nearby neighbours Radcliffe FC.

      Tom also featured once for Bury AFC as emergency cover in the first league fixture of the 21/22 campaign.

      It will be Tom’s first season playing in the NWCFL and he is an exciting player to have between the sticks.

      We asked Dave McNabb about his new number one:
          Welcome to Bury, Tom!

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    12. Incoming: Will Calligan

      We are delighted to announce the signing of left back Will Calligan from Stockport Town.

      The 22-year-old came through the ranks at Barnsley starting at the age of 13, he signed on as a scholar in 2018.

      Since then Will has had a spell at Bradford Park Avenue before moving onto Stockport Town where he played against us in a mid season friendly last term.

      He’s equally adept at playing at full-back or on the wing.
        Dave McNabb had the following to say about the exciting young prospect:
          Welcome to Bury, Will!

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    13. Initial 2023-24 Season Fixtures Released

      We are pleased to announce our initial batch of North West Counties Football League (NWCFL) Premier Division fixtures for the 2023-24 season.
       
      Today’s release covers the first month of the season, with the full fixture list to follow once the Northern Premier League have announced their fixtures, to allow for ground-sharing teams to avoid clashes.
       
      In the opening four weeks of the season, we face nine games with a possible tenth should we progress in the FA Cup.
       
      Our season begins at home against recently relegated Glossop North end on Saturday 29th July, before a midweek fixture away at Colne.
       
      The following weekend, Saturday 5th August will see us take part in the Extra Preliminary Round of the FA Cup, the draw for which is expected on Friday (7th July).
       
      After the FA Cup, we’ll be travelling to last year’s promotion rivals Wythenshawe Town at Ericstan Park, where Benito Lowe & Darius Palma will face their former club.
       
      We are back at Gigg Lane on Saturday 12th August, as we host newly promoted Chadderton, and then on Tuesday 15th August we make the trip up the M66 to face Padiham.
       
      The weekend of the 19th September is currently free for the Shakers as it’s the Preliminary Round of the FA Cup. A win on the 5th would see us land a fixture on this date.
       
      Our first-midweek fixture at Gigg Lane will be on Tuesday 22nd August as we host Tom Kilifin’s former side Kendal Town.
       
      Due to a bye in the FA Vase, we see ourselves in league action against Cheadle Town on Saturday 26th August at Gigg Lane.
       
      Our final fixture of August will be the Bank Holiday Monday trip to Charnock Richard on Monday 28th August.


      Details around tickets will be announced in due course.
        2023/24 Bury FC Fixture List
      July
      Saturday 29th – Glossop North End (H)
        August
      Tuesday 1st – Colne (A)
      Saturday 5th – Emirates FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
      Tuesday 8th – Wythenshawe Town (A)
      Saturday 12th – Chadderton (H)
      Tuesday 15th – Padiham (A)
      Saturday 19th – Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Round
      Tuesday 22nd – Kendal Town (H)
      Saturday 26th – Cheadle Town (H)
      Monday 28th – Charnock Richard (A)
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    14. Initial NWCFL Premier Division Fixtures

      We can now announce that we will open our 2024/25 North West Counties Premier Division campaign with a trip to the seaside.

      We travel to the Fylde Coast to take on Squires Gate at The Brian Addison Stadium on Saturday 27th July.

      We then follow up with a clash against Padiham FC on Tuesday 30th July at the Ruby Civil Arena.

      With on-going works to our 3G pitch at Gigg Lane, the club made request to the league to have our first two fixtures away from home.

      We will continue to work with the league and teams, on the appropriate scheduling of any home fixtures to suit the works and projected completion dates as this month progresses.

      The league has currently only provided teams with confirmation on the first two fixtures to allow for preparations to begin. The remaining fixtures are due to be released at a later date, once fixtures from higher divisions are confirmed in full. We will confirm full details on these when they are made available.

      The next fixture due after the opening league games is designated for the first stage of the Emirates FA Cup, with all Extra Preliminary Round ties to take place over the course of the weekend of the 3rd August. The draw for this round is expected shortly.
        Initial 2024/25 Bury FC Fixture List
        July
      Saturday 27th – Squires Gate (A)

      Tuesday 30th – Padiham (A)
        August
      Saturday 3rd – Emirates FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round (Opponent TBC)
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    15. International Call Up for Cherera

      We can confirm Alex Cherera has been called up for the Zimbabwe National U20’s Team.

      Alex has begun travelling today (Sunday) to meet up with the squad, and as a result will miss the next four games:
      Tuesday 24th Sept vs Stockport Town (H) Saturday 28th Sept vs Radcliffe (A) Tuesday 1st Oct vs Chadderton (H) Saturday 5th Oct vs Longridge Town (A)
      He will take part in three games in COSAFA U20 Challenge Cup, a trophy his country have won six times.

      They will play Botswana on Thursday, Eswatini on Saturday and Mozambique the following Monday.

      Manager, Dave McNabb said: “I’m really happy for Alex, it’s a massive achievement to be selected to represent your country and it’s just deserved for his excellent start to the season. Good luck Alex.”

      We will keep you updated with his progress.
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    16. Intro and FAQ’s with Neil Sears

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    17. Introducing Andy Welsh

      Whilst Andy Welsh is already preparing for the 2023/24 season, we wanted fans to learn more about the man who will be managing the Shakers for this exciting time ahead. 
       
       
      Welsh’s football pedigree goes right back to 2001 when he began his professional playing career at Stockport County. From there he went to progress right up to the top tier, playing in the Premier League for Sunderland. His career saw him play for many other clubs, and even saw him be part of Toronto FC’s inaugural season.
       
      He first became a manager at Ossett United. Welsh then joined Bury AFC in 2020 and the Manchester–born manager achieved promotion in their first full season as Champions of NWCFL Division One North.
       
      Welsh managed 101 games for Bury AFC, amassing 69 wins with a 74.55% win ratio and an eye–watering goal difference of +122. When asked about the footballing philosophies he will be instilling at Gigg Lane, Welsh said, “Wherever I go, I want to win games.” He demands “High–energy entertaining football” and acknowledges the community and town who come to watch the games. “(The fans) don’t pay all their hard–earned money to come and watch a lethargic team that sits behind a ball. We go and get after it, and we make life hard for the opponents.”
       
      Though Welsh has enjoyed success up to date, he is well aware of how the situation has changed. Following the successful amalgamation of Bury FC Supporters’ Society and Bury AFC, Welsh knows that those Bury fans who have not attended AFC games are a big part of this exciting journey.
       
       
      There are many jobs to do in order to start building for the future. For Welsh, the first on his list is recruitment. While three players (Lewis Gilboy, Jack Atkinson and Connor Comber) carry through their contracts from Bury AFC, Welsh is already in the thick of attracting new players to the club. With his attitude towards winning clear, one of his main priorities is making sure whoever he signs would know the significance of playing for Bury Football Club.
       
       
      Working together is something Welsh is passionate about. He will require the same of the squad he assembles. “It’s about making sure that the group of players we bring in work together and gel together. We’ve got to get used to playing together here at Gigg as well. My job as manager, our job as staff, is to get players used to playing at this club as quickly as they can, and to enjoy it as well.”
       
      Playing at Gigg Lane is something Welsh wants his players to go to sleep “dreaming about”. However, he knows the opposition will be no different. “We are everyone’s cup final. Everyone will want to come here and beat us.”
       
      Welsh knows the challenge ahead, but his focus remains on looking upwards. “We go into leagues to win them. We want to get promoted – no doubt about it.”
       
      Above all else, Welsh recognises the club is now fan–owned and the importance of working together is essential to success. From his time managing Bury AFC, he knows the value of creating a collaborative ethos. “One thing we built there was a fantastic family–orientated football club that got behind the players week in, week out.”
       
      With pre–season around the corner, Welsh wants fans to show no hesitation in helping the effort on and off the field.
       
      As we look forward to Bury back at Gigg Lane in August, Welsh is calling on everyone to be part of it.
       
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    18. Introducing Neil Sears

      The club is pleased to announce Neil Sears as its Club Secretary and General Manager.

      The search for a General Manager began last year and paused whilst board elections were held. It was picked up again this year with input and guidance from a number of people, including a former EFL CEO.

      The ideal candidate was already within our ranks. Neil has fulfilled the role of Club Secretary on a part-time basis since October and that gave us a chance for him to work with us and see how we got on. His dedication and work ethic has impressed everyone.

      Neil already had an strong CV, with experience of senior corporate roles in the retail and leisure sector. He retrained in 2020 to pursue his passion, a career in sport, obtaining a first class honours degree in Sports Business and Law from UCFB. He’s picked up recent experience working with Burnley FC, UEFA, Beswick Sports Agency and the Fan Experience Company, in addition to his secretarial role with Bury.

      He will work full-time for the club, with the two stadium managers also reporting into him.

      This appointment promises another step up in the professionalism and pace of change in the club, as we continue with our strategy of blending highly qualified staff with sector expertise in with our hard working  volunteers.

      Neil made comment to buryfc.co.uk on his appointment:
          Marcel de Matas, Chair, said:
          Welcome to the club, Neil!
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    19. Introducing The Reborn Cup

      Bury Football Club are delighted to announce an exciting annual football game that celebrates the rebirth of both Macclesfield FC and Bury FC! This eagerly anticipated event brings together two historic clubs, each with their own rich heritage and passionate fanbase.
       
      The Reborn Cup marks a significant moment in the revival of both clubs, symbolizing their resurgence after facing challenges in recent years. It represents a celebration of their enduring spirit and determination to reclaim their places in the footballing world.
       
      With the first edition set to kick off this Saturday (15th July), football enthusiasts eagerly await the clash between Macclesfield FC and Bury FC. The atmosphere will be electric as fans fill the stands, adorned in their team’s colours, ready to witness an epic showdown on the pitch.

      Football Board Chairman, Marcel De Matas said: “Both Macc and Bury have been through similar experiences, and have risen from the ashes to create vibrant, growing clubs.

      “We hope that the Reborn Cup will become an annual event, which allows us to celebrate clubs at the heart of our communities and show that there is an appetite for attractive, exciting football in towns like ours.”

      Macclesfield FC Owner, Robbie Savage added: “I’m delighted to announce that Macclesfield FC and Bury FC will take part in the Reborn Cup on an annual basis.
       
      “Given what both sets of fans and communities have been through, having this game will poignantly enable them to celebrate our much-loved Football Clubs.”
       
      The Reborn Cup promises to be a thrilling spectacle, capturing the attention of fans and media alike.
       
      Beyond the game itself, the Reborn Cup serves as a reminder of the resilience and unity displayed by both Macclesfield FC and Bury FC in overcoming adversity. It stands as a testament to the unwavering support of their loyal fans, who have stood by their clubs through thick and thin.
       
      As the annual tradition unfolds, the Reborn Cup will undoubtedly become an emblematic event, forever etching its place in the football calendar. It is a testament to the enduring spirit of the beautiful game and the unwavering loyalty of fans who fuel its passion.
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    20. Isle of Man (A) – Live @ Starkies

      Not going to the Isle of Man?
       
      Don’t worry, you can still be #PartOfIt by catching the live stream in Starkies this weekend, courtesy of our friends at FC Isle of Man.
       
      Starkies will be open from 4.30pm, with kick-off at the Douglas Bowl at 6pm.
       
      Tickets are £5 each, with each ticket receiving one complementary drink on entry (soft drink, pint of beer or glass of wine. Exc. spirits). Last orders will be at 9pm.
       
      Click here to purchase your tickets.

      Come and join us in Starkies with your fellow Shakers to cheer the boys on this weekend.
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    21. Jimmy hangs up his boots

      The club are sad to report that Jimmy Moore has informed us that he is hanging up his boots with immediate effect.
       


      Jimmy arrived in Bury in 2020, amassing 85 appearances and six goals, as well as captaining the side on occassion. His passion and strength key assets to the Andy Welsh side that was promoted as champions from NWCFL Division One North in 2021-22.

      Returning to the side in recent weeks, Jimmy has been involved in our resurgence at the top of the league, capping off his career with a goal and a clean sheet in his last game, Saturday’s 7-0 win at Barnoldswick Town.

      Moore has cited recent changes, both personally and professionally, as reasons for turning his attention away from playing.

      We caught up Jimmy, who wanted to thank the club, and of course, the fans, for their great support:
          Manager Dave McNabb was also disappointed to be losing an experienced head from the squad, wishing Jimmy well for his future out of the game:
          We want to wish Jimmy all the very best as his playing career comes to a close, he will be fondly remembered by many and welcome back at Gigg Lane at any time. Once a Shaker, Always a Shaker.

      Go well, Jimmy!
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    22. Jimmy Holmes Joins As Head of Recruitment

      We are pleased to announce the appointment of Jimmy Holmes as the club’s new Head of Recruitment.
        The arrival of Jimmy to a newly-created role is another significant development in implementing a new player recruitment strategy for the club.
      Having enjoyed previous roles at Manchester City, Morecambe and most recently Macclesfield, Jimmy is vastly experienced and together with his contacts in the game and his track record in recruitment he is a valuable addition as we look to move forward as a club.
        Working alongside manager Dave McNabb and his management team, Jimmy will oversee the structure for the identification of new players, including a regional and national scouting system.
        Jimmy admitted that he was excited to be working for such an historic club:
          Welcome to Bury Football Club, Jimmy!
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    23. Junior Season Ticket Giveaway

      Juniors from across the borough are welcomed into Gigg Lane this Saturday as Bury Football Club step-up preparations for the 2024-25 season.

      The players of the future will be meeting players and staff from our first team squads on Saturday morning, as over 100 players across the new Junior section of the club sign-on for the new season.

      To celebrate this next step for the club, we are giving away a 100 U16s season tickets.

      To be in with a chance of winning one of these, you need to be at Gigg Lane from 11am on Saturday 22nd June for the draw which will take place in the Manchester Road End of the ground.

      There will be other goodies to win, including shirts and other merchandise, match tickets and mascot packages!

      No junior will leave empty-handed, so get on down this Saturday as we celebrate the next development, and the future, of the club!

      To contact the club, please utilise our new contact page which is accessed HERE.

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    24. Junior Shakers – Badge Design Competition

      We are delighted to soon be launching ‘Junior Shakers’, a club membership scheme for our youngest fans. As well as a host of bespoke merchandise and other membership benefits, our Junior Shakers will all be given the opportunity to be a mascot at one of our men’s or women’s home games at Gigg Lane this season.
       
      To launch the scheme we are running a badge design competition and you can find entry details and a design sheet below. The winning badge will then be used on our Junior Shakers merchandise and the winner will also receive a child’s season ticket for Gigg Lane for the coming season.
       
      Please note, this is now the only way to mascot at Gigg Lane. We have been asked about creating a paid mascot opportunity, but have decided we want to give as many children as possible the opportunity to mascot and feel that the annual membership fee of just £30 for Junior Shakers offers excellent value for money.
       
      Local junior football teams and school teams and classes will still be given the opportunity to be flag-bearers at our men’s or women’s games at Gigg Lane and interested managers or teachers can contact our new community development officer to arrange this and join a waiting list for a place (at; communityofficer@buryfc.co.uk).


      Initially, teams and schools who have not already been flag-bearers or mascots at Gigg Lane over the past year will be offered this opportunity. All mascots and flag-bearers will be given free entry to Gigg Lane on the day, but must be accompanied by a fully paying adult if they are under the age of 13.
       
      Once we have chosen our newly designed badge, we will be releasing details of how to join the scheme via our website and a link to the online sign up.
       
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    25. Junior Shakers & Mascot Update

      Bury Football Club is extremely proud to announce the launch of ‘Junior Shakers’, our brand new club membership scheme for our youngest fans.
       
      We would like to thank everyone who entered our recent badge design competition, we had lots of fantastic entries, and it was difficult to choose one! Congratulations goes to 10 year old Harry Noone whose design was selected to be the official badge of our Junior Shakers. This has been digitally enhanced and sent to our manufacturers at Hope & Glory.
       

      You can now sign up for annual membership here: https://buy.stripe.com/28oeVmb7h76q2n6cMM
       
      Membership for the full year, beginning on the day you sign up, costs just £30 per member. As well as a whole host of bespoke merchandise and other membership benefits (see below for the full list), our Junior Shakers will all be given the opportunity to be a mascot at one of our men’s or women’s home games at Gigg Lane this season.
       

      Member packs will be ready for collection at home games from Gigg Lane by the end of the month. If you do not live within the vicinity or want to join from further afield, email us to arrange postal delivery in the UK or abroad (extra charges will apply). Once you have signed up, you will be contacted to arrange a suitable date to be a mascot during the season.
       
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      Please note, this is now the only way to mascot at Gigg Lane. We have been asked about creating a paid mascot opportunity but have decided we want to give as many children as possible the opportunity to mascot and feel that the annual membership fee for Junior Shakers offers excellent value for money.
       
      Local junior football teams and school teams and classes will still be given the opportunity to be flag-bearers at our men’s or women’s games at Gigg Lane and interested managers or teachers can contact our new community development manager to arrange this and join a waiting list for a place (at communityofficer@buryfc.co.uk).

      Initially, teams and schools who have not already been flag-bearers or mascots at Gigg Lane over the past year will be offered this opportunity. All mascots and flag-bearers will be given free entry to Gigg Lane on the day but must be accompanied by a full-paying adult if they are under the age of 13.
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