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Bury Football Club is delighted to announce a new multi-year partnership with ET Clay, who will become the official sponsor of The 1885 Suite at Gigg Lane.


As part of this exciting collaboration, ET Clay will also support the full refurbishment of The 1885 Suite, transforming it into a premium hospitality and events space that reflects the rich heritage of our club and the future we’re building together.


The newly refurbished suite will offer an enhanced matchday experience for supporters and guests, and provide a modern, multi-use facility for events throughout the year. This partnership is a significant step forward in our ongoing investment in the club’s infrastructure and community offerings.


ET Clay, a long-standing name in the brick and building materials industry, shares Bury FC’s commitment to quality, tradition, and community. We’re proud to be working with a company that understands the importance of legacy and local pride.


The partnership with ET Clay has also presented opportunities for the football club to partner with a number of other companies who will be contributing services and materials towards the refurbishment of the lounge.


Managing Director of ET Clay, David Blitz, and Janine Lynchey, from CPG Building Supplies said:


“ET Clay are proud to be working alongside CPG Building supplies in support of Bury FC. Both Brickability PLC companies have a strong connection to football and the local area and are excited for the forthcoming season and building a strong foundation with the club.


We are excited to support a local team that embodies the same values we stand for; hard work, determination and community spirit. Bury FC has so much history in this town and its important local companies get on board to support them climbing back up the leagues.


We have fantastic relationships with our Manufacturer partners who have got behind the vision and kindly offered their help and support.


We look forward to the season ahead and wish all Bury FC teams the best of luck, we will be cheering the shakers on and watching the community grow brick by brick.”


We are delighted to be working alongside CPG Building Supplies, the premier brick supplier in Bury, who are also a part of the Brickability PLC; Michelmersh, the UK’s premium producer of clay bricks; Blockleys, producers of wirecut facing bricks, clay pavers, and paving accessories; FP McCann, the UK’s largest Precast Concrete manufacturer and supplier; DAR Marble, a premium stone worktop fabrication company based in Manchester, and; BEWI, who have been developing new products in EPS for the construction industry since 1980.


Chris Watts, Head of Commercial at Bury FC, said:


“We’re absolutely delighted to welcome ET Clay on board as the official sponsor of The 1885 Suite. This partnership is about more than just branding – it’s a shared vision for the future of Gigg Lane and the experience we offer our supporters. ET Clay understands the importance of history, community, and long-term investment, and we’re excited to bring this project to life together.


We can’t thank David and Jan enough for their investment in us as a Club, as well as the partnerships that they have brokered with Brickability PLC, Michelmersh, Blockleys, FP McCann, DAR Marble, and BEWI, as part of the project”


Work on the refurbishment of the 1885 suite will begin on Wednesday 15th October, following our home league tie with Wythenshawe Town on Tuesday 14th.


Details of the re-launch will be announced ahead of our home league clash with Kidsgrove Athletic on Saturday 1st November.


Stay tuned for updates on the refurbishment progress.


Together, we’re building more than just a room, we’re building a future.
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We can confirm ticketing arrangements for our trip to Vauxhall Motors, on Saturday 25th October.


This match will be all-ticket. A total of 1,150 tickets have been allocated for travelling Bury supporters.


These are standing tickets of which 556 is undercover, this is partly behind one goal and the whole of one side of the stadium. There will be two turnstiles that will service this area of the ground.  


Home and away fans will be segregated for this fixture.
Admission Prices
Adults £10.00
Concessions & 16-18 £ 7.00
Under 16’s £ 2.00 (U16s should be accompanied by an adult.)
Matchday Programme: £ 3.00
Click here to purchase your ticket.
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It’s been a tough start to the season with both injuries and fixtures piling up and Saturday’s FA Trophy tie gave an opportunity for rest and recovery for many of our senior squad whilst giving an opportunity for our under 21’s to test their metal against strong opposition.


The scoreline did not reflect the enormous amount of effort and heart put in by the young shakers side – who had an average age around 18 – and we thank them and everyone who travelled to Runcorn to get behind them on Saturday. Just 24 hours later the under 21s went on to play their county cup tie coming away 11-1 winners!


Looking back at the NPL West league table, we remain well in touch with the league leaders sitting in seventh place with 14 points from seven games. Our opponents for this match are currently towards the bottom of the league with just four points from 10 games.


So here’s looking to pick up more points at the Flixton side’s Shawe View ground. We look forward to seeing as many Shakers as possible at Trafford and as always…. Be loud, be proud!
In Opposition – Trafford

Trafford have spent most of their 35-year existence playing at the upper end of the north-west non-league structure and ended the 2024-25 season in a commendable ninth place in the NPLW table.


They’ve struggled this time round, but their season took a turn for the better last Tuesday with their first point for a 1-1 draw at Witton Albion, followed by a 4-1 home win against Sporting Khasala on Saturday.


Two of Saturday’s goals came from new centre-forward Tom Lawrence, who went on as a sub in the 33rd minute. Lawrence was previously with Chester but was released at the end of last season.
Admission & Tickets
This fixture is ALL TICKET.

Tickets will be on sale up until kick-off.

Click here to purchase tickets.
Travel & Parking
Address: Away Day Care Shawe View, Shawe Road, Urmston, M41 5DL
Public Transport: Train – Shawe View is 300 meters from Chassen Road train station with trains direct from Manchester.

Buses – 248, 253 and 255 all stop within a short walking distance from the ground. 245, 247 and 256 all stop at Trafford General Hospital, which is a short 8-minute walk from the ground.

SatNav Postcode: 


Parking Facilities: Supporters who have no option but to travel by car are advised that the car park on Pennybridge Lane is likely to be full by 19:00.


Supporters should attempt to park away from the ground and walk a short distance to the match. This will ease congestion around the ground and make it easier for supporters to get away after the game. There is likely to be some parking on Bowfell Road and Moorside Road both of which are a short walk from the ground.


We would ask all visitors to respect our local neighbours and not to park across driveways or restrict access to residential properties.

Roadworks: There are currently roadworks taking place outside the Bird I’ th’ Hand pub on Flixton Road. The roadworks are traffic light controlled and are causing delays to traffic. Supporters are asked to avoid Flixton Road and park away from the ground.
Match Coverage & Live Stream
If you are unable to make the game, we’ll have all the live coverage across our media platforms.


Live Stream: For this game, we will have no live stream. Keep up-to-date with all our video content via the club’s YouTube Channel. Click to subscribe and never miss highlights and match reaction across the season.


Audio Commentary: Roch Valley Radio will be providing commentary for this game. Click here ahead of kick-off to listen live. Audio commentary will be provided for every game of the season, so you will never miss a piece of the action.


Social Media: Our team will also bring you in-depth text commentary via the club ‘MatchDay Live‘ Twitter feed, with team news and half time and full time updates available also on Facebook and feel like you are there with our match galleries and imagery available over on Instagram.


Whatever the weather, wherever you are across the globe, we have you covered.


Up the Shakers!
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Our catering partners at The Difference Group are recruiting for matchday roles.

Retail Kiosk Food & Beverage Attendant (Match Days – Casual)

Company: The Difference Hospitality Group
Location: Gigg Lane, Bury FC, Bury, Greater Manchester
Job Type: Casual / Part-Time (Match Days)
Pay: £8 per hour (16–17 year olds), £10 per hour (18–19 year olds), £12.21 per hour (21 & over)
Join the Match Day Action at Gigg Lane!
The Difference Hospitality Group is proud to partner with Bury FC, delivering top-quality food and beverage services on match days at Gigg Lane. We’re currently seeking enthusiastic, reliable, and hardworking individuals to join our team as Retail Kiosk Food & Beverage Attendants.
What You’ll Be Doing:
Serving food and alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks to fans
Operating tills and handling card transactions
Keeping your kiosk clean, safe, and well-presented
Re-stocking and counting inventory before and after shifts
Working efficiently in a fast-paced environment
Delivering friendly, professional customer service
What We’re Looking For:
Previous experience is a bonus, but not required (full training provided)
Excellent communication and teamwork skills
Calm and reliable under pressure on busy match days
Must be 18+ to serve alcohol
Availability on evenings, weekends, and public holidays
Why Join Us?
Be part of the live football excitement at Bury FC
Flexible shifts to fit your schedule
Supportive team and hands-on training
Gain experience in hospitality and retail
How to Apply:
Please send a copy of your CV and a covering letter to ross@differencegroup.co.uk.
Retail Kiosk Food & Beverage Supervisor (Match Days – Casual)
Company: The Difference Hospitality Group
Location: Gigg Lane, Bury FC, Bury, Greater Manchester
Job Type: Casual / Part-Time (Match Days)
Pay: £12.75 per hour
Lead the Team on Match Day at Gigg Lane!
The Difference Hospitality Group is delivering top-tier food and beverage service at Bury FC’s Gigg Lane — and we’re looking for confident, experienced, and hands-on individuals to join our team as Retail Kiosk Food & Beverage Supervisors on match days.
Your Responsibilities:
Supervising match day kiosk operations and team members
Serving food and alcoholic beverages
Handling tills and managing takings
Monitoring food hygiene and safety procedures
Leading and motivating your team in a fast-paced environment
Managing stock control and reordering needs
Ensuring responsible alcohol sales and licensing compliance
What We’re Looking For:
Experience in hospitality/retail supervision
Great people management and organisational skills
Calm, confident and customer-focused
Knowledge of food safety and alcohol regulations
Must be 18+ due to alcohol licensing
Flexible availability for match day schedules
Why Work With Us?
Be part of the Bury FC match day atmosphere
Develop your leadership and hospitality skills
Work with a supportive team
Flexible casual work that suits your lifestyle
How to Apply:
Please send a copy of your CV and a covering letter to ross@differencegroup.co.uk.
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We are hosting a PSA Test Day in association with the Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal on Saturday 22nd November.

The Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal (BKPCA) was set up by Barry Kilby, ex-Chairman, of Burnley Football Club in 2014. Barry was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in 2011 after having no symptoms and he considers himself lucky to be alive. As a result of this, Barry is determined to help as many men as possible from being put in the same position as he was.  

There is no National Screening for Prostate Cancer and most men are reluctant to visit their doctor for testing. Initially, Barry found a way of reaching out to Burnley FC fans on match days, encouraging as many men as possible to come and have a simple blood test at the football ground to check their PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) score.  

So far, BKPCA have tested over 13000 men. Of those, 1200 men have had Red or Amber results and have been referred on to their GP for further testing. This is 1000 men that could potentially have Prostate Cancer and some, at such a young age, wouldn’t have been offered a test by their GP.

Pre-booking is required for this event, which will run between 10am & 2pm in Starkies. Click here to book and find out further information.



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Bury Football Club can confirm the departure of Lead Physiotherapist Aidan Bowe due to personal reasons.


Aidan has been on the journey for 5 years and has been involved in the treatment and rehabilitation of a number of players.


The club would like to place on record their thanks to Aidan and wish him well for the future.
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After our stunning fightback against Stafford Rangers, we travel to Runcorn Linnets for a replay of the game which had to be abandoned at half-time with the score at 1-1.


Our last-gasp league victory at the weekend was the third in succession and took us to third place in the table, with 14 points from seven matches.


It really was a great squad performance, with two of our three goals coming from Gabriel Johnson and Rustam Stepans just minutes after they’d come on as substitutes.


That performance suggests we’re now hitting the kind of form which will keep us in the top five.


If we win at Runcorn Linnets on Tuesday night, we’ll face NPL side Morpeth Town at home in the third qualifying round on Tuesday instead of Trafford in the league. 
In Opposition – Runcorn Linnets

Runcorn are one of the strongest teams in the NPLW and, like us, have high hopes of promotion. They’re currently 11th in the table, but have played only six games.


Their only defeat this season was at Gigg Lane three weeks ago, when we dominated but managed to score only a single goal.


All the more reason to get along to the Apec Taxis Stadium and cheer on the lads.
Admission & Tickets
This fixture is ALL TICKET. No tickets will be available on the day. Any tickets already purchased for Tuesday’s tie will be valid for Saturday. Tickets from the original game are not valid.

Click here to purchase tickets, priced at £6 – adults, £4 – concessions (65+, 19-22 and disabled) and £1 – 18s and under.


Tickets will remain on sale until noon on matchday.


Admission to the stadium are much the same as the original tie, Shakers fans will enter via Turnstile 2.


Although supporters will again be accommodated on the opposite side of the ground to the main stand, a section of seating will be reserved for anybody from Bury unable to stand and requiring a seat.

Please email Runcorn for refunds on tickets bought for Tuesday or with any other queries.
Travel & Parking
Address: Stockham Lane, Halton, Runcorn WA7 6GJ
Public Transport: Runcorn is served by two railway stations, Runcorn (Liverpool Lime Street to London line, also with services from Chester and Birmingham)  and Runcorn East (trains to and from Manchester, Chester and North Wales). Both stations are served by buses running close to the stadium, although Runcorn High Street bus station (10-minute walk) offers a wider choice for passengers using Runcorn Railway Station.

SatNav Postcode: WA7 6GJ


Parking Facilities: There is a large free car park on site.
Match Coverage & Live Stream
If you are unable to make the game, we’ll have all the live coverage across our media platforms.


Live Stream: For this game, we will have no live stream. Keep up-to-date with all our video content via the club’s YouTube Channel. Click to subscribe and never miss highlights and match reaction across the season.


Audio Commentary: Roch Valley Radio will be providing commentary for this game. Click here ahead of kick-off to listen live. Audio commentary will be provided for every game of the season, so you will never miss a piece of the action.


Social Media: Our team will also bring you in-depth text commentary via the club ‘MatchDay Live‘ Twitter feed, with team news and half time and full time updates available also on Facebook and feel like you are there with our match galleries and imagery available over on Instagram.


Whatever the weather, wherever you are across the globe, we have you covered.


Up the Shakers!
#BuryFC | #bfc140
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Bury Football Club sends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Roy Parnell, who passed away on 10th September, aged 81.


Roy began his career as a youth player with Everton, signed professional forms on his seventeenth birthday and made his Toffees debut before turning eighteen. In three years as a professional he appeared in three games for Everton, all being away games.


Everton manager Harry Catterick eventually allowed Roy to move on and in August 1964 he signed for his hometown club, Tranmere Rovers, who were managed by former Shakers boss Dave Russell at the time.


The full-back went on to play 116 games for Rovers over the next three seasons but in February 1967, Bury boss Les Shannon paid £5,500 to bring Roy to Gigg Lane. Shannon had also been Parnell’s youth coach at Everton and knew the England Youth player well.


Roy gave great service to the Shakers for three seasons and missed just two games as Bury gained promotion to tier two in 1967/8. In total he played 116 league and cup games for the Shakers before being given a free transfer in May 1970, when he moved on a semi-pro basis to New Brighton as player-manager and in 1973 was playing for Wirral team, Newton.
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We can now confirm ticketing arrangements for our rearranged Isuzu FA Trophy tie against Runcorn Linnets next Tuesday evening (30th September).


The game will once again take place at the Apec Taxis Stadium, with kick-off at 7:45pm.


Tickets are now on sale. As a gesture of goodwill, admission prices have been significantly reduced for this match.


The cost of tickets will be: £6 for adults, £4 for concessions (65+, ages 19–22, and disabled supporters), and £1 for under-18s.


[Click here to purchase your tickets now]


A total of 450 tickets have been allocated for Shakers fans, and Runcorn will reserve a section of the home seated stand for away supporters. Any fans who wish to be seated should report to the main entrance, where a member of staff will escort them to the stand.


Please note that tickets purchased for the original tie will not be valid for this fixture, and new tickets must be bought. Supporters who held tickets for the initial game but cannot attend the replay will not be eligible for a refund, as the match had already reached half-time before being abandoned.
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