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    Supporter Behaviour Update

    We are pleased to share that within the last week, we have received an email from Manchester FA with some positive feedback regarding clear improvements in supporter behaviour that we are experiencing at Gigg Lane and at visiting grounds.

    CEO Neil Sears said “It has been well documented that we have had some challenges with regards to disciplinary charges. We have communicated with all our key stakeholders within the game and shown a desire as a club to take active steps to manage the situation and improve our reputation and profile as a club. This has been recognised by the Manchester FA, who appreciate the progress that is being made.

    “In reaching this milestone, my thanks go to our supporters for their exemplary behaviour both home and away during the season. We hope that these positive developments alongside our ongoing community engagement work will help us in our ambition to create a family-friendly environment in which all supporters of all backgrounds feel welcome and safe when attending our matches”.
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    Commercial Update – Partner Programme Launch

    We are delighted to launch our new ‘Partner Programme’, this will replace the traditional sponsorship approach that we have taken previously. 

    The new programme will see local and national businesses welcomed into a network of like-minded companies, benefitting from an association with our proud football club.

    Businesses will benefit from a package of rights aimed to meet specific commercial objectives, and becoming a partner provides businesses with more than just exposure, it will create a relationship between the club, your business and the wider community.
      Bury FC – Partner ProgrammeDownload   CEO Neil Sears said “We are delighted to take a bold new step into the world of business partnerships.  This new programme allows a tiered system which has a set of commercial rights attached and from an entry level position to a more established position can be sought within the football club.  It’s an exclusive programme with only a certain number of spaces available.

    “However, it’s important to note that we still will have places for businesses that want to advertise in the established way, as before.  We will now begin the process of contacting our current sponsors to see if they wish to be migrated across before we continue to speak with new partners. 

    “I would like to place my thanks on record to all sponsors who have supported the football club so generously as we make our way back up the football pyramid”.

    Our first partner will be announced in the coming days, with our commercial team working hard to secure more deals.

    If you’re interested in becoming a partner with Bury Football Club, please email commercial@buryfc.co.uk.
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    WOMEN’S MATCH PREVIEW: FA CUP GAME – CURZON ASHTON FC WOMEN (H) SUN 22ND SEPT 2PM KICK-OFF

    Our women’s first team hosts Curzon Ashton FC Women this coming Sunday, where the Shakers will be looking to progress through to the third and final qualifying round of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup.


    Currently sitting second in the table, Curzon Ashton have had a strong start to the season. So far, the team has beaten Crewe Alexandra (0-2 and 3-1), West Didsbury and Chorlton (1-5), and FC United of Manchester (1-2). The team also drew 2-2 with West Didsbury and Chorlton, and faced only one loss to Mancunian Unity (8-0).


    Last season saw the Shakers beat Curzon Ashton 4-2 in January, before suffering a home defeat of 0-6 in April.


    Jason Jarrett, head coach of Bury FC Women, said: “It’s probably the highlight of the season… we’re going to have to regroup this week… the girls will be up for it and we go again next week.”


    With a reduced capacity of 200 people, head down to Gigg Lane early on Sunday to back the Shakers in this FA Cup game. Entry via turnstile (West Stand) from 1pm.


    Cost: £3 adults//£1 children

    Parking: limited – spaces are first come first served

    Address: Bury Football Club, Gigg Lane, BL9 9HU


    Please note, this match has a 200 person capacity, and the kiosk will be open for food and drink. Starkies Bar will be open throughout and after the game.


    The Adobe Women’s FA Cup
    Season 2024-25
    Round Dates
    First Round Qualifying – Sunday 1 September 2024
    Second Round Qualifying – Sunday 22 September 2024
    Third Round Qualifying – Sunday 13 October 2024
    First Round Proper – Sunday 3 November 2024
    Second Round Proper – Sunday 24 November 2024
    Third Round Proper – Sunday 8 December 2024
    Fourth Round Proper – Sunday 12 January 2025
    Fifth Round Proper – Sunday 9 February 2025
    Quarter-final – Sunday 9 March 2025
    Semi-final – Sunday 13 April 2025
    The Final – Sunday 18 May 2025
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    Radcliffe (a): FA Cup Third Qualifying Round Draw

    We will travel to neighbours Radcliffe in the Third Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup.

    The tie is scheduled to take place on Saturday 28th September.

    More details to follow when we have them.
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    Match Info: Ramsbottom United (A), Tue 17th Sept, 7:45pm KO

    There is no respite for the Shakers and the games keep coming! We follow our cracking 3-0 Emirates FA Cup victory at Blyth Spartans on Saturday by taking on local rivals Ramsbottom United at the Harry Williams Stadium in Rammy on Tuesday evening (kick-off 7.45pm).

    At Blyth, second-half goals from Alex Cherera, Bebeto Gomes and Connor Pye saw off a team who have previously enjoyed many Cup successes and laid to rest a nearly 30-year-old ghost, by avenging Spartans two-nil victory at Gigg Lane in the same competition in 1995.

    Highlights and post-match review is available on our YouTube channel (links below)
        The victory extends our unbeaten run to 14 games in all competitions. We are currently sixth in the North-West Counties Premier Division, having won six out of nine matches and drawn three. 
     
    The fact that we have played only nine games puts us at a short-term disadvantage compared with the clubs above us when it comes to the table – including The Rams, who are currently top with 26 points from 13 games.
     
    We played Ramsbottom twice last season in the final flurry of matches which saw us narrowly miss promotion. We won 2-1 at home and drew 0-0 away, having earlier knocked them out of the Macron Cup with a win on penalties at the Harry Williams Riverside Stadium in November.     

    It’s an early season top of the table clash and a derby at that! Full information is available below.
        In Opposition – Ramsbottom United
    Last season, the Rams finished 18th in the table, with 50 points from 46 matches. But they come into the game against Bury not only top-of-the-league with eight wins already, but also fresh from a 6-0 win at Burscough on Saturday.

    Manager Steve Wilkes has seen a turnaround in fortunes at the club following that disappointing season last time out. They go into this first local derby with the Shakers in fine form and will be looking to come out on top in the league for the first time, after a defeat and draw last season.

    Oumar Camara and Luke Sephton look to be the ones to watch, both with six-goals each so far this term. As well as Saturday’s heavy scoreline at Burscough, they have also dispatched the same team 4-0 earlier in the season, as well as defeating early pace-setters, FC St Helens and more recently, Padiham at the Ruby Civil Arena.
     
    We head to the Harry Williams Riverside Stadium named after their owner, Harry Williams, who was on the committee which set up the club in 1966. They started life in the Bury Amateur League with Harry as manager – a position he held for 19 years. They later played in the Bolton Combination and the Manchester League before becoming a part-time professional club in the North-West Counties League in 1996.
     
    Progression through into the Northern Premier League followed under the tutelage of joint-managers Bernard Morley and Anthony Johnson from 2009, something that Chris Wilcock continued when in position from 2017 with chances to progress further slipping through the fingers in sometimes unfortunate circumstances.

    Wilcock left for rivals at the time, Workington Town, in 2021 and the club was then relegated back into the NWCFL for the start of the 2023-24 season.
      Tickets
      This game is ALL TICKET for AWAY Supporters – click HERE to purchase.
      Travel & Parking
    Address: Harry Williams Riverside Stadium, Acre Bottom, Ramsbottom, Bury. The club doesn’t have a postcode, nearest being BL0 0BS. (WhatThreeWords – ///meanest.spouse.putty
     
      Public Transport: Services 472, 474 and B1 depart from Bury Interchange and offer frequent reliable service. X41 express service runs from Manchester to Accrington, stopping in Ramsbottom.

    Nearest train: The East Lancs Railway station is adjacent to the ground, but no services will be running during the lead up to the game.

    Driving:
    From South: M66 (North) to J1. Take A56 towards Ramsbottom. After 1 mile, turn left at traffic lights down Bury New Road. Follow road into town centre, and turn left immediately before railway level crossing. Ground at end of road.

    From North: Leave the A56 (Edenfield by-pass) at start of M66. Follow signs for Ramsbottom into town centre. Turn left at traffic lights onto Bridge Street. Turn right immediately after railway level crossing. Ground at end of road.

    Parking: The car-park will be strictly limited to players, management, match officials & club officials. All spectators will need to park either in the town centre or on neighbouring streets.

    Ground Facilities: Inside the stadium is a Tea Bar serving pie and peas, confectionery and hot and cold drinks, with proper mugs! Cans of Beer, Lager and Cider are also available inside the stadium.

    Freedom of movement around the stadium offers standing both open air and under cover, and covered seating, with no restrictions of movement.
      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!
      #ShakersTogether | #BuryFC | #PartofIt
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