Bury 2020 Kits
Bury are known as the Shakers and for home fixtures wear white shirts with blue sleeves, blue shorts and white socks. The Bury shirt has been pulled on by quite a few players who played at the top of the game including Terry McDermott, Lee Dixon, Neville Southall and Roger Stanislas.
Bury 15/16 New Balance Third Kit
On the back of the club's new New Balance kits, the League One outfit Bury have...
Bury 15/16 New Balance Home &
League One new boys Bury FC have officially launched their new home and away kits for...
Bury 2014-15 Surridge Sports
League Two side outfit Bury FC have officially launched their new home and away kits...
Bury FC to end sponsorship deal
League Two side Bury have officially announced that they will not be renewing their...
Bury FC Kits 2013/14 by Surridge
Bury Football Club have unveiled their new kits for the upcoming 2013/14 season. The...
Bury FC Home & Away shirts
League 1 side Bury FC have revealed their new home and away kits which the team will...
Bury FC Home & Away Shirts
Bury FC have launched their new 2011/12 away shirt. The club last season won...
Bury 2011/12 Home Kit
Bury FC is an English nPower League One club from Greater Manchester. They were...
Bury FC 2010/11 Home Kit
Bury FC is a League Two club from Greater Manchester and in the 2009/10 season ranked...
Bury FC Away Shirt 10/11
Bury FC is an English football club playing in League Two. The club last season...
Bury were formed in 1885 and were founder members of the Lancashire League in 1889. They play their home games at the 11,669 capacity Gigg Lane Stadium, Bury in Greater Manchester, which has been their home since they were formed.
Bury play heated rivalries against Bolton Wanderers, Rochdale, Oldham Athletic, Burnley, Preston North End, Stockport County and Accrington Stanley.
Bury FC known as 'The Shakers' play in League Two where they wear white home shirts with blue trim. Founded in 1885 Bury have won the FA Cup on two occasions once in 1900 and the other title three years later in 1903 and they play their home games at the Gigg Lane Stadium in Bury, Greater Manchester. The club first wore sky blue and brown halved shirts where the white home shirt was first seen in the 1888-1890 season.
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