Introduction

Gigg Lane Stadium, also referred to as Bury Stadium, is the historic home of Bury FC, located in Bury, Greater Manchester. Known for its passionate supporters and close ties to the community, the stadium has recently reopened after a period of closure due to financial difficulties, symbolizing a fresh start for the club.

History

Founded in 1885, Gigg Lane is one of the oldest professional football stadiums in England. Bury FC has played here for over a century, hosting memorable matches and building a dedicated fanbase. After closing in 2019 amid financial troubles, the stadium was reopened with support from fans and local organizations, restoring Gigg Lane Stadium to its rightful place in the community.

Interesting Facts

• Gigg Lane Stadium is one of the world’s oldest continuously operating football grounds.
• The stadium has a seating capacity of around 12,000 and is known for its traditional design and charm.
• Beyond football, Bury Stadium has hosted community and charity events, making it a beloved local landmark.

Atmosphere

The atmosphere at Gigg Lane is electric, with Bury FC’s loyal fanbase creating a lively and passionate environment. The recent reopening has only heightened excitement, as supporters fill the stands once again to cheer for their team in this historic stadium.

For more information or to book tickets, visit the Bury FC Official Website.