Macclesfield Town v Bury
Sat, 13 March 2010
Coca Cola League Two

Are you a member of the Shakers Travel Club? Our aim is to get as many Bury fans to away games this season using coaches provided for by the club.For full details, go to www.buryfc.co.uk and look for the 'Travel Club' link on the 'Tickets' section of the website, or call in at reception for an application form, or for more details - contact Karen on 07857 316444 or Joan on 07592 017525.

Supporters Coach: The coach will leave Gigg Lane at 12:30pm prompt. Cost has been set at £12.00.See above for booking details

Ticket news: Visiting supporters can use the McAlpine Stand (Seated) or the Silkman Terrace behind the goal.Ticket prices are as follows: -

                                                                       Seated      Terrace
Adults                                                             £18.00     £14.00
Concessions, Seniors, Students            £14.00      £10.00
Juniors under 16                                           £5.00        £5.00
Juniors Under 12                                           Free           Free

Keith Alexander Day at the Moss Rose
Macclesfield Town are inviting supporters of every club who has been touched by the presence of Keith Alexander to the Moss Rose.

The Silkmen face Bury, one of Keith's former clubs, at the Moss Rose on Saturday in their first home game since the sad passing of the hugely popular football man.

"It is very fitting that we should be playing a club with links to Keith Alexander." Said Silkmen vice chairman Andy Scott. "And whilst Bury supporters will obviously be well represented on the day, we are also inviting supporters of every club which Keith either played for or managed to the Moss Rose this weekend."

Keith Alexander played for clubs up and down the country, from Stockport to Kettering and from Barnet to Cliftonville in Northern Ireland and the club would like to see as many different replica shirts on show as possible as the club celebrates the life of a hugely respected man.

"Keith was a real football man" added Andy. "And we can't think of a better tribute than to see fans sporting their colours on the terraces remembering his achievements with their clubs."

The invitation is not only for clubs who have been in some way represented by Keith Alexander as any football fans will be more than welcome at the Moss Rose.