Bury FC

[burge019]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49280328

So I hope it doesn't come to this as I would never want to see a team fold in this way. Has anyone thought about what would happen if this is the case though?

Would the National League have 3 teams promoted to make up the number for next season and bring it back to 92 teams?

[jerroll]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49280328

So I hope it doesn't come to this as I would never want to see a team fold in this way. Has anyone thought about what would happen if this is the case though?

Would the National League have 3 teams promoted to make up the number for next season and bring it back to 92 teams?

No, lg2 would only relegate 1.

[burge019]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49280328

So I hope it doesn't come to this as I would never want to see a team fold in this way. Has anyone thought about what would happen if this is the case though?

Would the National League have 3 teams promoted to make up the number for next season and bring it back to 92 teams?

No, lg2 would only relegate 1.

Fair play

[ninestein]

Therefore, non-league would just re-shuffle accordingly. Only 3 would actually go down from our league, and then the regional leagues below us have so much chopping and changing every year at the AGM that no-one would notice. The spreadsheet will be a picture of colour. Hope it doesn't come to that, but it doesn't look good for Bury and it's fans.

[hoofer2]

Wondering if the Salford project has had an adverse impact on Bury, or if this is a complete coincidence...e.g. attendance, supporters buying merchandise etc.

Especially given fact promotion to League 1 was achieved, or was this down to spending money didn't have?

[#Beebot]

Wondering if the Salford project has had an adverse impact on Bury, or if this is a complete coincidence...e.g. attendance, supporters buying merchandise etc.

Especially given fact promotion to League 1 was achieved, or was this down to spending money didn't have?

Not anything to do with Salford, only FCUM have really felt the impact of that. The situation is detailed here:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... s-car-park

[shankbee01]

Bury have been screwed over for years sadly. Eventually it all catches up.


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[Hiveoccupier]

Wondering if the Salford project has had an adverse impact on Bury, or if this is a complete coincidence...e.g. attendance, supporters buying merchandise etc.

Especially given fact promotion to League 1 was achieved, or was this down to spending money didn't have?

Not anything to do with Salford, only FCUM have really felt the impact of that. The situation is detailed here:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... s-car-park

Gary and Phil Neville's mum is the Company Secretary and MD of Bury and one of the stands are named after their Dad. So perhaps they might have thought about putting some money into the Shakers if they hadn't got involved with Salford ?