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@@stuntpeggnieve I' m quite agree. Each of your videos has a beautiful human lesson, history, solidarity, my sincere congratulations Greetings from Perú my dear.😀
I'm an Arsenal fan so the lows of football me and my mates moan about are nothing compared to this, thanks for making this video it's a real perspective eye opener. seeing the emotion of those fans is amazing, football is so much more than just a game.
This whole saga was infuriating for anyone that truly cares about football in this country. Lovely to see a historic club reborn and the smile on that dad's face as he carries his child in at 4:48 says it all.
I was born and raised in Bury and now live in the USA. I remember heading into Bury on match day and the town was electric. Bury FC always felt like a bigger club than they ever were because the fans had so much heart. Watching your video instantly took me back to my childhood. So great to see a resurgence in my hometown and what this will do for community spirit. Lets go Bury!!! 🎉🎉
At 4:31 the moment where that woman says "I can't wait to get on there" and is met with the instant response "what.. you're playing?" Absolutely top banter.
As a Portsmouth fan myself, I know how perilously close we were to this ourselves. It's great to see Bury back from the brink and I hope they start to climb back up.
I knew it was you! I saw you at Gigg filming this. It's cool that a Bolton fan came to support, I know we've had our differences but our unfortunate similarities outweight that. Enjoy the season Pegg
Every video i watch on this channel reminds me of why i started to love football. She so wonderfully captures what it is and gives clubs and fans the respect they deserve when telling their story. I suddenly become a fan of every club she visits. Wonderful stuff!
I was proud as a Bradford City fan to be the first team to play in a pre season friendly back at Bury FC and then watching them beat Glossop 5-1 in their first league game was amazing...To see the happiness and emotion of all the home supporters was fantastic...I wish them all the best for this season and the future...Up the Shakers!!!...Great video Nieve and looking forward to your content throughout the season and beyond...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Pity about the audio on Lee's (Aroundthegrounds) interview with u so it never saw the light of day but I'm sure your paths will cross again and you can get him on the otherside of the camera giving his footy opinions...His vlogs are something I've followed since he's started and something I'd recommend to any footy fan...Anyway best of luck 4 your boys at Bolton for the season (after u beat us 5-2 in a pre season friendly) and I hope your vlogs keep going from strength to strength 👏🏻👏🏻⚽️⚽️🐔 Up the Chickens!!!...😉
As a Bradford fan Bury is one of my favourite away days, there a proper English club with fans as loyal as you get. It will take time however they will be back in the football league one day.
As an AFC Wimbledon fan who has visited Gigg lane, it is great to see you back again. We started in the Combined Counties League, which is the equivalent level that you are in and it took us 9 years to get to the football league and with that kind of support you can do it too. We had to go through 3 play off seasons to get out of the Isthmian (Ryman) premier league and then went straight through the Conference South, spending 2 seasons in the Conference national league and then beating Luton Town on penalties in the play off final (and look where they are now !) to get into league 2. You can do it Bury fc.
As a fellow AFC Wimbledon fan here's to bury's success! We've managed to climb our way up the ladder twice in half a century,so here's hoping Bury can do the same!
Thank you for making the most interesting ,and entertaining videos about real football on RU-vid, I look forward to seeing what you do next, keep up the amazing work 👍🏼
The season opener with over 5000 was immense. I know a lot came out to support the town, and I was worried numbers would dwindle a lot, but over 4000 and many of us still cheering on at the end of a 1-3 loss to Chadderton warmed my cockles. Let's keep it up, Shakers. The last 4 years are a lesson in not knowing what you've had until it's gone, so let's learn it one time only and get through them turnstiles. We owe it to ourselves. UTMS! ✊
Being from Bury originally I am so happy to see the club back playing football. The fact that someone with such a dreadful history in business was able to pass a 'fit and proper' test to take over the club shows that the test is not worth the paper it's written on. I doubt Bury will ever make it all the way up the leagues to the top, but hope they can find a decent level to grow going forwards
@@GCMAC1980 Their history was yo-yoing between the bottom two professional leagues for at least 20 years before the final decline. Regularly pushing for promotion for most of the season, then dropping points in the last 8 games or so as they couldn't afford to go up. If they can get back to the level they were at 10 years ago I think most fans will be very happy with that
@@SpawnMeister666 yeah my point was badly put but they are bigger than this got to have hope never know what a cup run could do for investment I think they will be back in football league in 10 years
It’s so nice to read this cause I fell a bit out of love with football as well, then I started going to matches I wanted to go to instead of always the ‘glamorous’ ones, and it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. So glad it’s had the same effect on you. Really appreciate this.
This got me a little choked up. Absolutely delighted for everyone involved. Shows the real power and importance football can have on a community. Non league really is brilliant.
Not a Bury fan, but this made me emotional. Seen Bury have their battles with Tranmere over the years, hopefully we get them back in the Football League soon.
Excellent video, as always. You always seem to pick the best games in terms of entertainment or drama...5-1 this time! Love the mix of information, humour and music in this one. My family being Rochdale fans want Bury back as much as the next person, so here's to their rise up the leagues 🤞
I remember Indian great Bhaichung Bhutiya, the sikkimese sniper, played for Bury FC in 99-2000 for a couple of years. they did relegate to Div 2 in that time but still what an achievement it was for an Indian footballer which is so snubbed by FIFA that even very talented individual players arent allowed to trial for Big teams. Bury was huge for us then.. very happy that they're making a comeback, Up the Town
After all the tragedy that this club has went through, I am so happy to see Bury to get their Futbol back. Thank you for covering this Nieve. Fantastic Work. If i ever come to England, I think this is where I will start my non-league experience.
Thanks Nieve for yet another great video. I watched my team at Gigg Lane multiple times and was so sad when they got expelled and wound-up. My Dad came from Manchester and we used to live in Plymouth but always went to Manchester for our summer holidays! Dad would take us to games not just at City and United but at Bury, Rochdale, Stockport and several smaller local clubs. Your videos show the true spirit and heart of footy - the people and their love of the beautiful game! I'm now living in the USA and your videos bring tears to my eyes at times. Keep up the great work. Oggie.
I remember watching a video exploring Gigg Lane when it was run down and abandoned - amazing to see it as it should be once again, full of life and hope! Thanks for another amazing vid Nieve - not seen a single upload of yours that hasn't been a joy to watch :)
@@stuntpeggnieve your videos are class, really get to the heart of what football is about. Credit to the Footy Adventures guy too, couldn't stand him initially but he's literally done more for Scottish football in the last decade than the SFA or any of the clubs have.
Used to play for Bury pretty much every time I started FM career since 2007, so cool that I can see what's happening from your unique perspective. Thank you! P.S. That guy in the beginning rocking The Chameleons t-shirt gets all of my respect
Was lovely to meet you! The bloody audio cut off on our clip, I was trying to find you to let you know, so I’m glad you’ve commented. I’m going to check out your video now, look forward to watching it
@@stuntpeggnieve ahh no worries I was a nervous wreck then anyways probably wise you didn’t include it haha. I always get nervous interviewing and more so interviewing you at the game. Your content is fantastic and so well thought through. It’s nice to watch your vlogs to learn and grow. Go easy on my vlog I hope you like it haha.
What a great capture of the emotion of the older fans when clapping as the teams came out. They didn't just resurrect a football club, they strengthened their community. What does football mean to people? What do people mean to football?
As a life long Portsmouth supporter I can fully understand the emotion that your club can bring I was at Fratton Psrk when the PST managed to save the club, with loads of grown men bawling their eyes out because our club was safe. Here’s wishing Bury every success Love the channel btw
Great video! My beloved Millwall were born in the same year as Bury. The thought of them going out of business is frightening, yet it could happen to any club. Well done Bury and shame on the greed that ruins people lives that love their club.
Hello there. RU-vid suggested this video and I watched a few more of your posts. I love your positivity and covering smaller clubs! Glad to see Bury back! If you ever want to see some small clubs in the USA, I’ll take you!
As a Torquay fan I visited Gigg Lane a few times in the 90s before our own sad demise. Great to see Bury fans getting to be a part of their club's history again.
Those 18 seconds from 6:00 , you caught something there Stunty, class, we've all had that glaze over our teams, even just for a split second. Lovely stuff.
@@stuntpeggnieve VERY informative as I'm a Yank and know very little about teams that have been regulated much lest nearly broken (have to love those volunteers!). As soon as you showed Steve Dale's photo I could tell that he was dodgy AF........
This video makes me think of the types of videos I saw on copa 90 stories. Well done. I'm glad to see Bury have weathered the storm and are on their way back up.
I just love the stories you tell. Journalism and emotive storytelling. Whether Bury or Napoli, you always capture the heart of football. Thanks again for another great watch.
I love this video. The passion and pride that oozes from the terraces and I can see you’re emotional too. It doesn’t matter that you’re a Bolton fan, it’s irrelevant. You’re a football fan and that’s what counts.
Outstanding work once again Nieve! The people of Bury have got their livelihoods back slowly but surely. A real fairytale story. I just hope Dale goes into hiding 😅
I really enjoyed watching this video. I've only just very recently come across your channel, and I love the way you present your content. To see the journey that the club and it's fans have been on, and is coming back from too, is exactly what football and community is all about. It would be great to see you make a video on the club that I support, Stockport County. Not exactly the same set of circumstances that Bury faced, but boy has it been a journey over the past 15 years. To see us on the rise again is just incredible, an absolute joy to behold 😊 One of your fantastic video's telling our story would be amazing to see! Keep doing what you do, you've certainly gained a new fan in me! 👍
Brilliant, as per... You have an incredible knack for finding the most compelling stories and telling them in the most entertaining and unique ways. 👏👏👏
What a great video, we need this young lady presenting/reporting on wsl, I will also keep watching bury's progress thanks to this, as its very similar to my Swansea city's experience
Bury and Bolton Wanderers had 2 utterly shocking humans as owners. One was expelled as the other was saved in the last hour before administration. Bury have a hopefully fun, but very long road ahead as they steamroll themselves back towards L2. Wanderers were so very fortunate to get an excellent custodian in Sharon Brittain, hopefully towards promotion to the Championship next season. My friends and I have watched Bury during the international breaks and have had a great time roaring on our once great foes. It's truly difficult to ever believe that Gigg Lane could be the home of my 2nd team.....but life makes no sense atm
Its amazing how a young lady with a cellphone can put together something like this which is far better than anything we get to see on TV these days. Well done from South Africa 🎉
This was a really heart felt video, you could see the emotion, how much it meant to the fans to have their club back, this is what football is all about, #pride
I'm blown away with the production of your videos. 8:02 made me chuckle. I love the history of English football, maybe one day I can cross the pond and see an EFL game! Cheers from NYC.
By far and away my favorite footy channel. Love the presentation, the fact that Nieve delves into the areas of the game that others overlook. Keep 'em coming, it's great stuff!
You are truly a treasure, Nieve! Would you consider coming to the states to cover MLS? I understand if it's too much of an undertaking. Keep up the incredible work! ❤
Another great upload, thanks. The Bury story is so uplifting but it also casts a light on the awful governance of the beautiful game in our country. I travelled down with my Dad and Son from Newcastle to Bury around 10 years ago and saw Notts County get stuffed at Gigg Lane. Despite the result, we had a great day out and a proper football experience. I really wish Bury FC all the very best and hope they can get those 8 (or was it 9) promotions and grace the increasingly sterile PL.
As a supporter of FC United of Manchester, can say that we rented Gigg Lane from Bury FC as a ground share arrangement from 2005-14. From 2015 we were able to start playing at our own ground, Broadhurst Park. So sad that Bury FC suffered so much in 2019, but they are back now!
@@stuntpeggnieve Nieve, you should do someday a video about Espanyol, the rivalry we have with FCBarcelona and the current situation on the second division. Would be nice!
@@stuntpeggnieve Awesome! You will enjoy it so much, it's some kind of special club. If I can help you with anything just let me know! You are invited to the stadium whenever you want!
Great video as always... As a Charlton fan I understand only too well what Bury have been through. We lost our ground in the 80s and it took years to get it back. Now we're being bought and sold nearly every year by a mix of dodgy characters and naive dreamers. One or two of the current bunch have a shady history. The years Charlton had in the Premier League are like a distant dream. There are too many clubs in jeopardy, whilst at the top of the game they're swimming in money. But then massive economic disparity isn't unique to football, eh?
As a Wrexham fan, I remember going away to Gigg Lane many times when we were both in the league. Wrexham very nearly went the same way as Bury twice, but now we are back in The League. Best of luck to Bury on their journey back.
It feels so unfair to only be able to put a like on this video to show my appreciation. This is stunningly wonderful. Thank you Nieve. Thank you Bury. Well done to both.
Great video! Love seeing bury back at Gigg lane, such an amazing story how passionate their supporters have been to make sure the brought bury home and regained their club! 👏🏻👏🏻
Bury weren't getting as many fans during their EFL days so hopefully now that the club is actually run by them they'll be able to at least fill half of the stadium when they eventually return to the EFL and attract more youngsters who'll love the day out with neighbours and friends than sitting at time watching a team miles away from them
Hi. In the last frames of your video you were stood outside my gran's house. So yeah, we get free parking and a hot brew after the game when the weathers rubbish. UTS - love the video StuntPegg, thank you. xx
As an American who’s never been into football, thank you to the algorithm for showing me this channel. I’ve been binge watching videos on this channel and learning all about these obscure lower-tiered clubs, and it’s all so fascinating
Delighter to see the Shakers back in action. I never heard of them until I started working with a bloke from Bury in Dublin 20 odd years ago. I've been a fan since!!! Onwards and upwards!!!
What a brilliant video, what an emotional story thank you for aharing this with us all this has to be one of the best football stories and hope Bury can get back what was so cruely taken from them
Was very happy to see a wiki article referring to Bury FC in the present tense and was pointed to this video as an illustration of where they are now Goes to show how much clubs mean to people, and how dodgy owners can try to mess that up (a bit too familiar as an Evertonian)
Love the emotion just below the surface in your final monologue. You always have a more interesting perspective than the other You tube football vloggers and keep the crap quality phone footage of games to a minimum. Well edited and concise...get yourself up to Firhill this season 😂
that was fantastic top work neve sorry if i spelt it wrong for me this is one of the most underated blogs out there had the honour of going to bury ehen my club played the in the early 80's really hope they can get back in to the football league follow your local club thanks again steve
Such a great story. Well presented as always. This is why we are fans. For moments like those. Best of luck to Bury in their fight to return to the efl
Great video, I didn't know about what happened to Bury, very sad, glad they are staying positive. What happened to Oldham was so sad, one of your rivals has a great video on that. Such a great club, great stadium, Premier League side once. Off topic, slightly, Nieve, but would you consider doing a video on Plymouth Argyle? Interesting club. Meet Pilgrim Pete!
