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Bury boys are on the brink of history

Bury boys

By Matt Badcock

BURY AFC stand on the precipice of their first ever league title – and boss Andy Welsh wants everyone to savour the moment if they do get over the line today.
The fan-owned club – born from the demise of Bury FC – need a win from this afternoon’s clash with St Helens Town to clinch the North West Counties Division One North title.
And with a large crowd expected, Welsh knows it could be a historic day in the club’s early history.
“It’s our last home game of the first ever league campaign and what a fantastic position to be in going into that game,” Welsh told The NLP.
“This ...

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