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    WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: CURZON ASHTON (A) SUN 10TH NOV 2PM KICK-OFF

    Next up the Shakers head to Tameside Stadium to take on Curzon Ashton in the North West Womens Regional League.


    Curzon Ashton sit comfortably at third in the Premier Division, four positions above Bury. The two teams previously came head to head in September for the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, which saw Curzon secure a 0-5 victory at Gigg Lane.


    The home side has currently won four games out of eight played in the league, with three drawn and one loss against Mancunian Unity.


    Come with us to the Tameside Stadium and support the Shakers this weekend. Tickets available on the gate.


    Address: Tameside Stadium, Richmond St, Ashton-under-Lyne OL7 9HG
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    YouTube: Remembrance Service - 02.11.24 | Bury FC

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    “Always good to get recognised” – Connor Pye speaks on Player of the Month win

    Following our 2-0 win yesterday afternoon against Pilkington, we confirmed Connor Pye as our player of the month for October.

    “It’s always good to get recognised for what you’ve been doing,” Pye speaks of the accolade, in a month he scored twice and was apart of three cleansheets.

    He then gave us his thoughts on yesterday’s game saying, “It was tough and they’re a good team they came out and tried to play football and they’ve got some really good individuals in their team but the early goal we got helped us a lot and we changed a bit in the second half, but we got another goal.”

    Pye added: “It’s about getting momentum because we in a bit of a tough period where the games are coming thick and fast but it’s just about keeping that momentum and there’s another tough game on Tuesday and that’s a big game.”

    Looking ahead to Tuesday’s game against FC St Helens, Pye said: “It’s going to be a really tough game there going to play football there a team that is organised and it’s the biggest game so far but if we win there hopefully, we can keep that momentum going into Christmas.”
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    “It was a tough game in the most parts” – Chris Watts on today’s third consecutive 2-0 win

    Bury ran out 2-0 winners against Pilkington this afternoon with goals from Rustam Stepans and Djavan Pedro extending their winning run to three games with another clean sheet as the Shakers climb to third.


    “I thought we did okay in spells but it was a tough game in the most parts,” First Team Analyst, Chris Watts reflected on the game.

    “It felt like one of them games where it was going to be our undoing if they got anything from this but it was good to get the second one and see it out but it was one of the most controlled games we’ve had at home but I thought we were a bit wasteful at time down at their end and on another day we get a few more and we didn’t really test the keeper but you can’t be too displeased.”


    DJ Pedro scored on his home debut, Watts added, “I’m really pleased for him as he’s worked really hard, battled really well, and won his headers. He was a nuisance all day, and I was pleased to see him get one, but I’m pleased to see him on the score sheet, and hopefully, we’ll see more of him.”


    Josh Gregory and Sam Coughlan both left the pitch through injury, Watts gave an update on their condition.

    “Josh is at the hospital and we think it’s just a dislocation we think he’s just landed awkwardly after the header but we think he’s just dislocated his shoulder so probably a while before we see him and for Sam, I think he ran into the same lad who got underneath Josh so we’re going to send him for an X-ray to see if there is a problem with his hip as that’s where there’s a lot of pain so there two we’re going to have to keep an eye on.”

    “Bobby [Carroll] has just been in with the physio now to see where he’s at and we’ve lost two central midfielders today so that’s something we’ve got to look at with the outcome of Josh and Sam but hopefully we’ll get Bobby back for Tuesday and we’ll see how his ankle reacts within the next 24 hours.”


    Chris finished the interview by giving his thoughts on the upcoming game against St. Helens, “It’ll be a really tough game. There’s a hardworking side, and he’s had that group together for quite a while now and are running a quest of a wave from getting promoted last year, but it’ll be another tough game we’ll look at, and we’ve got to perform on the day and take the three points.”
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