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    Treasureline: Week 50

    This week’s Treasureline Winners for Week 50 – 8th May 2024 are in! The rollover this week was £3000 and remember it can reach up to a life-changing £10,000!!

    Want to be part of it? Join here
    PrizeDraw No.Members Name£3000 RolloverPD3432NO WINNER£1000BA3871B DUDLEY£100SA0664MRS ABERNETHY-STARKY£50HK1320G HILTON£50SB3715J WATERHOUSE£25LP3931M GREEN£25HJ0221D ASHTON£10LJ6763B WOLLITER£10NA5442S GEE£10NA3501L SKITRALL£10HL4053M GRAY£10BC6137B DREW£10HB3282P SOUTH£10LA6056I SHARPE£10SB4134P SMITH£10HC3463D BALDWIN£10NN3236S BARNES Bury FC is a partner of NYCDA and a beneficiary of the NYCDA Weekly Draw. Gambling Commission account number 5166. Registered Office: 1-2 Frecheville Court, Bury, BL9 0UF. Responsible Person: Mr M Brocklehurst. For more information, please visit www.nycdaweeklydraw.co.uk/treasureline.


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    Club Statement – Update on Supporter Behaviour

    We have today (Tuesday) had further conversations with Greater Manchester Police, around crowd issues in the play off final at Ericstan Park on Saturday.

    The police will now be working through a process of identifying the people that encroached on the playing surface when we scored, and also the images on social media of fans fighting.

    As a club, we deplore this behaviour and as well as supporting the police, we will be issuing the most serious of sanctions.

    We will keep our supporters updated in due course.
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    Feedback on Saturday’s Big Screen Event

    CEO Neil Sears has made the following response following Saturday’s play-off final Big Screen event at Gigg Lane:

    We have now had a couple of days digest the result of Saturday, and we have seen the many comments posted around the live stream broadcast on the Big Screen Gigg Lane on Saturday.

    I think its important that we as a club provide some background and add some context around getting the event on.

    After our victory in Tuesday’s semi-final, it soon became apparent that many fans would be unable to get a ticket for the game on Saturday.  We didn’t want supporters to miss out and after seeing many suggestions calling for the club to do something, we decided to look into hiring a big screen to show the event at Gigg Lane. This was not easy with only 48 hours notice and was organised at the same time as arranging a ballot for tickets.

    In order to execute this, we had a number of things to consider: Our security for any such event, catering options, liaising with the police and also getting the opposition’s permission to stream.

    We also needed to consider the size of the screen and also how many fans could realistically attend and see such a screen.  As many of you will know, we don’t normally stream away matches, but due to the enormity of the game we decided to try.

    We hired the biggest screen that we could source within the timescales we were working within. Research indicated that a strong 4G data signal was available in the area of Ericstan Park, but we made a calculated gamble that it was worth the risk.  If we hadn’t had done this, supporters would rightly have asked why we had not tried to do something. However, on arrival at the ground, the signal whilst strong for downloading, was relatively poor for uploading data. This aspect is necessary for broadcasting a live stream, and on this occasion the systems did not have the capability to operate at the level the team requierd.

    We were aware that the steam kept buffering as a result, and this must have been very frustrating. Whilst the team attempted reducing the quality of the picture to keep the stream live and consistent, this was only so successful and resulted in large parts of the game being unwatchable. The team, both at the game in Wythenshawe and back at Gigg Lane, did all they could in trying circumstances.

    As a club when we put this event on, we were not doing it to make money. This event was delivered to be ‘cost neutral’ to ensure that the supporters could watch the game, so we are as disappointed as you when we ran into problems.  However, by all account the atmosphere was fantastic and the food and drink seemed to go down well, we also ensured that the players came back to thank you for the support you gave them for the season.
    We thank you for supporting and interacting with this event, and drawing from this experience will enable us to hold more events like this in future. We also thank those dedicated volunteers who again gave up their time to help make the event run smoothly, in some cases foregoing an actual ticket for the game to make this happen.

    We literally would not be able to get these events on for supporters without this assistance – a big thank you!

    We have postponed the next CEO Q&A session until ahead of the new season in July, as there is a lot to get through in the next few weeks to prepare for this. We are also looking at details for another Fans Forum over the summer and this will be communicated to supporters when venue and dates have been fixed.

    If you have a question that you wish to have an answer to, or any feedback on the above, please send them in via the usual method of clicking below and these will be included in the next session:
    Email CEO #ShakersTogether | #BuryFC | #PartofIt
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    Club Statement: Supporter Behaviour at Ericstan Park

    Bury Football Club wishes to condemn some of the supporter behaviour at our Play-Off Final at Ericstan Park on Saturday afternoon.

    We are a community club, and some of the scenes experienced in both the stands and again unfortunately on the pitch, are not acceptable.

    It cannot be stressed enough that any poor behaviour reflects on the club in a negative way and has led to severe punishment already during the season.

    We are handing over the investigation of these matters to Greater Manchester Police and will liaise with the FA on these matters in due course.
      #BuryFC | #PartOfIt
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