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    Men’s Player Of The Month – March

    Andy Scarisbrick, your winner last month It’s that time again, to pick your Player of the Month for March.

    Who will replace last month’s winner, Andy Scarisbrick, and be presented with a fully liveried Bury FC Hyundai courtesy of BCC Cars for their use for one month as their reward?

    Quick turnaround this one, ahead of our game with Prestwich on Monday. Get your vote in NOW!
       
                Who is your March Player Of The Month? (pick one)
    Andy Briggs Dec Daniels Charlie Doyle Jacob Holland-Wilkinson Oli Jepson Andy Kellett Ollie Kilner Arthur Lomax-Jones Tom Moore Dean Pinnington Gaz Peet Billy Reeves Andy Scarisbrick Miles Storey Harry Wright   Vote     Head of BCC Hyundai, Simon Davis pictured with striker Benito Lowe Bury Football Club would like to thank Simon Davis and Mike Holt for their tremendous support of the club. Simon is pictured with their flagship IONIQ 6, winner of the 2023 ‘World Car of the Year’, ‘World Electric Vehicle’ and ‘World Car Design of the Year’ awards.
     
    We would like to thank them for their commitment to Bury FC. We look forward to working with them in the years to come.
     
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    Match Info: Prestwich Heys (A), Mon 1st Apr, 3pm KO

    We head into the final five games following an agonising finale to our Good Friday battle with Wythenshawe at Gigg Lane. Saturdays game saw us draw with our promotion rivals after a penalty given in the dying seconds of eight additional added minutes handed Wythenshawe a point and a boost in the race for the title.

    We now turn to Easter Monday and a trip to Adie Moran park where we will take on playoff chasers Prestwich Heys.

    Heys have won four of their last six and will be looking to put pressure on fellow playoff contenders Padiham and Chadderton who sit just above them in the Premier Division table.

    Dave McNabb’s charges will be looking to reverse the trend set in the last four games and get back to winning ways on the road after run which has seen us fall to two defeats and draw tow in our last six.

    The away allocation for this game is sold out and our volunteers will be on the gates helping scan fans in on the day. We advise fans to please not travel to Adie Moran park without a valid ticket.

    As always Roch valley Radio will be with us to provide commentary on the day and you will be able to keep up with all the action on our social media pages across the afternoon.

    Highlights and post match interviews from Gaz Peet and Max Harrop are available below.
          Last Time Out – Prestwich (h)
          Opponents – Prestwich Heys
    The origins of Prestwich Heys AFC can be traced back to 9th February 1938 when a meeting was called at the Music Room of the Heys Road Boys’ School at which Elgar Lumsden put forward the idea of forming an Old Boys’ Association.

    Despite the onset of the Second World War a year later, the Association flourished under the Chairmanship of Proctor Bell, who also acted as Secretary of the football arm, known as Heys Old Boys AFC, and was acknowledged as one of the region’s best.

    The team gradually progressed through the Bury Amateur League and in to the South East Lancashire League claiming Championships in 1960, 1961 and 1964. Under the guidance of Peter Gilmore in the sixties, Heys won the prestigious Lancashire Amateur Cup in 1967 followed by the one and only Lancashire Combination Grand Slam in the 1970/71 season with Heys bringing all four trophies available back to Grimshaws.

    The club also changed its name in 1964 to Prestwich Heys AFC, an acknowledgement of the fame achieved by the club as they proved one of the nation’s top amateur clubs.

    Thousands flocked to see Heys play, and beat, the likes of Sutton United, Ferryhill Athletic, Finchley and Highgate United in the FA Amateur Cup with the club’s best run taking Hey’s to the last 16. The victory over Sutton United in 1969 ranks as one of Heys most famous moments, attracting nationwide coverage, coming a week before their opponents were due to meet Leeds United in the FA Cup.

    The above has been taken from the history section of the Prestwich Heys website, read more here.

    In more recent seasons, Heys re-entered the NWCFL in 2017 (following a stint in the divisions in the early-80s) before gaining promotion to the Premier Division during the covid league re-shuffle in 2021. The side finished 7th last season, and are looking to improve on that this season, comfortably sitting inside the play-off positions going into the festive period.
      Admission & Tickets
    Advance Tickets Only – Sold Out
      Travel & Parking
    Ground: Adie Moran Park

    Address: Sandgate Road, Whitefield, Manchester

    Postcode: M45 6WG
     
     
    Driving: M60 to junction 17 towards Whitefield, turn right into Clyde Avenue continue over traffic lights onto Thatch Leach Lane, turn right at the Frigate Public House, over motorway bridge, ground on the left.

    Parking: Parking available for around 100 cars

    Nearest Railway: Besses oth Barn Metrolink (0.7 miles)

    On the day: Clubhouse with Licenced Bar, Covered Seating for 100, Covered Standing for 150.
      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.
     
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    Incoming – Welcome To Bury Andre Gomes & Joe Maguire

    Dave McNabb has added a two players to his squad ahead of the deadline for registering players in the NWCFL, which comes into force after Sunday.

    We are delighted to announce the additions of Brazilian shot stopper Andre Mendes and experienced defender Joe Maguire.
      Andre Mendes

    Brazilian Goalkeeper Andre da Silva Mendes has joined the club from NPL side Lancaster City.

    The Portuguese shot-stopper spent time on loan at NPL West side Colne before playing 10 games at the end of last season for Ashton United and has appeared 33 times for the Dolly Blues this term.
      Born in Brazil, Andre moved to Portugal aged six and was part of the Benfica Academy before moving to England aged 13.

    We asked Dave McNabb about his new signing and he said:
        Joe Maguire

    We are pleased to announce the signing of defender Joe Maguire.

    The left sided defender, who was most recently at Tranmere started his career at Liverpool and has also played for Fleetwood, Crawley Town and Accrington Stanley.

    Speaking about his new recruit, manager Dave McNabb said the following:
        Please make sure you give them a proper Bury welcome and get behind Dave and the team as we continue our promotion charge. Both signings are subject to league approval.
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    This Saturday: Pitch Inspection

    We will hold an early pitch inspection on Saturday morning to review the pitch after what we expect will be further spells of rain due across tonight and through Friday. More details are provided below.

    Following the recent postponements at Gigg Lane of both the initial Wythenshawe fixture (twice), and our game against Ramsbottom United last week (for the third time), the grounds staff started urgent remedial works to the pitch in an attempt to improve its condition.

    Across several large parts of the playing surface, water has been gathering and not draining owing to an impermeable layer which is preventing passage of surface water. This is impossible to fix without removing the turf. Continuous spells of rain, which we have had for months now, have inevitably left the surface unfit for play.

    Over the past week, the ground has been dug up in the worst areas and replacement turf has been laid to bring the pitch up to a standard suitable to play the final games of the season.

    Further heavy downpours since weekend, when the new turf was delivered, have hampered progress. The ground staff have worked around the clock to prepare the pitch in the best way possible.

    We will have the pitch inspected ahead of Saturday as early as possible to assess if the game can be played, given the continuing bad weather.

    Tickets for the South Stand and the Main Stand have sold out, and we have taken advance tickets for the Cemetery End off sale as a precaution given the risk of the game not being played. Should the game take place, we can put the tickets back on sale, with cash / card turnstiles also available for supporters looking to pay on the gate.

    We will update further on this following the results of the inspection.
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