Bury FC Special, BBC1 North West Tonight, Fri 23/08/19

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Published 2019-08-24
BBC1 North West Tonight special edition, live from Bury FC, 18.30 on Fri 23/08/19. Roger Johnson reports on the fight to save the club as a midnight deadline looms.
All Comments (21)
  • @mrnutty9431
    To Bury FC fans I am a Rangers fan we were liquidated and ensure endured 7 years of pain but tonight Rangers are in a Europa League play off round and Steven Gerrard is our manager also we back in the top flight against Celtic but my message to bury is keep fighting for your club keep the faith you must stick together more than ever don't walk away.
  • @Daniel-bt8qc
    Save Bury Football Club ! I Loved Respect Fan Worker Club Náutico Capibaribe, Recife-Pernambuco.
  • @wilma5764
    Ive been going through comments on bury fc videos and the fact that a small amount of people from rochdale, oldham and other near by places find it funny and are happy that a football club is dead No club deserves this and all tjose people have no heart RIP BURY 1885-2019 (As im watching this i can hear my dad in the front room watching a video of steve dale and stephen dawson on the radio again) I am from bury and have been watching the club since i was 5 in 13 now and people say thats nit even long but imagine how ling i would have been going for if they were still a club
  • @all-england-r-we5071
    I sympathise with Bury supporters,where as my team went bust and no-one could care less,good luck for the future................SHAYMEN TIL I DIE
  • @karldutton
    Steve Dale is all about the money not the football, he even says it in the interview.
  • @esclad
    What an awful man. He lies here - he did demand a £2m payout; reduced to £810k "for all the hard work he did" which put any potential buyers off. It's time football club owners were mandated to undergo a financial suitability check.
  • @ilirunited389
    I FEEL SO SAD FOR BURY FC FANS ☹️☹️☹️ UNITED FAN.
  • @finnezyyt
    I feel so bad for bury. They have officially been removed from the football league.
  • @nickmullerITFC78
    good video i feel sorry for you hope you can bounce back one day
  • @Rangus97
    get the one with glasses at the start thinking hes macho man randy savage ''Il Fuckin Have Ya''
  • @peteenty62
    I feel that the main reason that the EFL have expelled Bury FC from the league, is because in their mind they couldn't see it proper for Bury FC to be six matches behind the rest of the teams in League 1. Well let me explain this to those 'amateur' administrators who are running the EFL. When I played football in The Lancashire Amateur League, coming up to the end of the season we would often find (due to having a good quality playing surface), that we were waiting for a few of the other clubs to catch up because they had council run pitches, and matches would get postponed due to heavy rains. Some of the clubs may have eight games to make up, but they did it, because they were determined to do so! So this excuse given by the EFL on Bury FC having to make up a six game deficit is nothing, when in the amateur game, some players would of been working from 8am and driven straight to the match venue and played. Some teams had to play three games in a week to make up the deficit. This goes to show that anything can be achieved when you put your mind to it...... however, this decision goes to show that the EFL, doesn't have the same mindset as those determined players who think positively! 'Negative minded amateurs running a professional organisation', that is the EFL. So never mind the improper persons check, when the EFL come to a panic decision as they have done with the issue of Bury FC, then I feel it is they, the EFL Board that aren't properly fit enough to run their own league competition, and with this in mind Bury FC should fight this decision in the courts! And now Bury FC (which is still officially a club) have to apply to another league to compete in. So why not apply to the Vanarama National League get be ready for 2020-2021 season!