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A yellow warning for wind has been issued by the Met Office for Greater Manchester from 3pm yesterday. The warning is expected to remain in place until 6am on Sunday.
Given the weather conditions, fans are encouraged to plan their journey carefully and take extra precautions when traveling.
The fixture is scheduled to go ahead as planned, any changes to this will be communicated on the official club channels – click here for our social media channels: X, Facebook.
Supporters are also advised to monitor travel and weather updates in their area to assist with planning for the match, which kicks off at 3pm.
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The 33-year-old, came through the ranks at Oldham Athletic, making it through to the first team to make two appearances.
After spells at Macclesfield Town and Hibernian, he dropped down the leagues to join Mossley in 2010, where he made 44 appearances and scored once. In 2011, he had a loan stint at Droylsden before moving to Stockport Sports for a season, later signing with Southport.
During his time at Southport, he made 29 appearances and had another loan spell at Droylsden. In 2013, he spent a season with Ashton United before starting the 2014 season at Hyde and concluding it at Northwich Victoria.
A productive stint followed in 2015 with Stalybridge Celtic, where he amassed 89 appearances. He then rejoined Ashton United, moved to Buxton, and ultimately became captain at Prestwich Heys.
During his time at Adie Moran Park, he was a standout player, starting nearly every match and collecting the Player of the Year award last May, before re-joining Stalybridge in the summer, and has made 20 appearances to date this season.
Credit: Phil Smith Upon signing for the club, Aaron said: “It was a hard choice to leave Stalybridge. I’ve had two spells there and loved every bit of it, but after speaking to Dave about the ambition of the club and what he wants from me. It’s the right move for me.
“The club are going up and not stopping anytime soon. I’m a winner I want to win at anything and everything I do. That’s just the way I am. I’m looking forward to helping the lads and the club get that promotion – that’s my main priority hopefully with a win on Saturday.”
Manager, Dave McNabb added: “Aaron is top quality centre half with real defensive instincts. He’s a leader and organiser with an excellent CV and background. He’s played much higher up the pyramid but also knows these levels too.
“Aaron will really help us defensively and will work with some of the younger players to help improve them too.”
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HOPE + GLORY will also be working with us to extend the current club shop situated in the Main Stand, giving us more space for different lines and more stock.
The new deal also gives us an extension to our current agreement to kit out our men’s & women’s first team and men’s U23s each year.
Football Board Member, Jon Wiggans said: “We are excited to continue our partnership with HOPE + GLORY as the club’s technical kit supplier until 2030.
“The partnership will see significant investment in the club over this period as well as improvements to the club shop.
“We look forward to producing bespoke products with Ric and his team, that will become iconic with the fans.”
HOPE + GLORY Director Ric Dennis added: “We are proud to continue as Bury FC’s Technical Kit Supplier until 2030.
“We look forward to our future together with great enthusiasm as we look to join Bury FC on their journey back up the football pyramid.
“Together, we are committed to pushing boundaries and delivering iconic products for the club and its supporters.”
To be in with a chance to win a replica shirt upon every new release for the term of this deal, keep an eye on H+G social media outlets this weekend here.
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