As of 10am the pitch looked ok to go, but with rain likely to fall in the Bury area over the next couple of hours, there will be a precautionary pitch inspection at 12 noon.
Update: Following a pitch inspection the referee has deemed the pitch good to go giving the ground staff time to further improve any areas that were causing concern and giving us the best chance to get the game on this afternoon.
As always, keep across the latest from the club on the website, X / Twitter & Facebook.
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Following the recent advertisement, the Football Supporters’ Society of Bury (FSSB) is pleased to announce
We are pleased to share with you a detailed summary from the Members’ Forum on
The Board reviewed and proposals to modernise the Society’s membership system
through a potential
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Following the recent advertisement, the Football Supporters’ Society of Bury (FSSB) is pleased to announce
We are pleased to share with you a detailed summary from the Members’ Forum on
The Board reviewed and proposals to modernise the Society’s membership system
through a potential
We’re delighted to confirm the renewal of four more of our valued sponsorship partnerships for
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We’re delighted to confirm the renewal of four more of our valued sponsorship partnerships for [...]
We are delighted to announce the signing of attacking midfielder Owen Robinson from Marine for [...]
We’re proud to announce that we will take on near neighbours Radcliffe as part of [...]
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EST. 1885
Bury Football Club is an English association football club based in Lancashire since its inception in 1885. Two-time FA Cup winners at the turn of the 20th Century, we plied our trade within the English Football League from 1894 until 2019, when financial mismanagement resulted in explusion from the EFL.
With the club and ground now pieced back together, we are again one and compete in the North West Counties Football League, Step 9 of the football pyramid.
We are the ‘Shakers’ and we play at Gigg Lane.
53°34′50″N 2°17′41″W / 53.580566 N, 2.294722 W
