History and the Shakers go together, especially in the FA Cup. We all know about the two Cup Finals, but we've dug up a few more titbits of information ahead of Sunday's game at Weymouth.

 Bury have played 271 FA Cup Games.
 Bury's first venture into the FA Cup was on 03 October 1891 when they played Witton at Gigg Lane in a first round qualifier, Bury were a non league club back then
 In all FA Cup games, Bury have scored 439 goals, and conceded 424 goals, a goal difference of +15
 A total of 3,811,437 people have watched the Shakers in FA Cup action. Giving an average of 14,064 supporters per game
 116 games have been played at Gigg Lane, 143 games were 'away' games and twelve were played at Neutral venues
 Only 15 games have gone to extra time.
 Only two cup ties have been decided by penalties

Stats by Round

 Bury have played three first round qualifying games, three second round qualifying games, three third round qualifying games (with one going to a replay) and one fourth round qualifying game.
 The club have never qualified for the FA Cup First round via qualifiers
 Bury have played 71 first round games
 16 First round games have needed a replay
 There have been only 43 second round games
 14 Second round games have needed a replay
 The Shakers have played 52 third round games
 20 Third round games have gone to a replay
 5 third round games have one to a second replay
 1 game (Stoke City 1954/55) went to a third and fourth replay - The longest ever clash in the FA Cup proper took place in the 1954/55 season between Stoke City and Bury. The teams met at Gigg Lane in a 3rd Round tie on 8th January and played out a 1-1 draw. The replay at the Victoria Ground four days later also finished 1-1 after going into extra-time (the game was actually abandoned 22 minutes into extra-time). A second replay was scheduled for Goodison Park on 17th January where the teams played out a thrilling 3-3 draw, again after extra-time. The fourth encounter came just two days later when the teams met at Anfield. They still couldn't be parted after 120 minutes though and the match finished 2-2. The fifth and deciding match took place at Old Trafford on 24th January with Stoke finally winning 3-2. Incredibly Stoke's winning goal in the final game was scored in the LAST MINUTE of extra-time just as everybody was preparing for a sixth game! The tie lasted an incredible 9 hours and 22 minutes and remains another record that should stand forever!
 The FA Cup Competition for 1945/46 used a two legged system, the only time this has been used.Bury played two third round games and two fourth round games
 Bury have played 20 Fourth Round games
 Four fourth round games have gone to a replay
 Bury have played Four fifth round games, of which one went to a replay
 There is only one occasion where the Shakers reached the sixth round (1931/32)
 Obviously the Shakers have appeared in two semi finals and two finals.
 Bury were unbeaten during the 2006/07 season after being thrown out of the competition for fielding an illegible player during the Chester game on 12 Dec 2006.

Stats by Goal

 The highest Shakers FA Cup score, is also a club record. A 12-1 win over Stockton at Gigg Lane in a first round replay (0-0 in he original game).
 During individual games, Bury have scored nine goals once, eight goals twice, six goals three times, five goals seven times, four goals eleven times, three goals thirty two times, two goals 62 times and one goal on 85 occasions
 Bury have failed to score on 66 occasions and have kept a total of 59 clean sheets
 Seven goals have been conceded once, six goals on seven occasions, five goals on five occasions, four goals on ten occasions, three goals on 31 occasions, two goals on 62 occasions and one goal on 94 occasions
 At Gigg Lane, the Shakers have scored 249 goals and conceded 145 goals
 Away from Gigg Lane, its 163 goals for and 263 goals against, whilst on neutral venues, its 27 goals for and 20 against.
 Sheffield United are the most common opponents with ten meetings over the clubs history, Stoke City come in second with nine meetings whilst Burnley and Tranmere Rovers share eight meetings

Players Stats

 Keith Kennedy has the most number of FA Cup appearances whilst wearing a Bury shirt with 35 games.John Forrest & Norman Bullock both share 32 games.
 The greatest FA Cup goal scorer for the club is Charlie Sagar with a total of 18 goals. 
 Andy Bishop has the best ratio of FA Cup goals amongst the current squad with 11 goals from ten games

Facts to be boast about

 The Shakers have played two FA Cup Finals, both were won. Ten goals were scored and none conceded.
 The 1903 FA Cup Final still remains to this day, the highest winning margin for an FA Cup final to date.
 When winning the 1903 Final, the club kept clean sheets in every single round.

Facts' to Not Boast about

 Bury became the first professional side to be thrown out of the FA Cup in the 2006/07 season after fielding an illegible player on 12 Dec 2006 v Chester City, on loan player Stephen Turnbull was the player concerned.

FA Cup Stats in detail

Season	Date	Round	Venue	Opponents	Result		Gate
91/92	03 Oct 1891	Q1	H	Witton	3	1	3,500
91/92	24 Oct 1891	Q2	A	Heywood Central	2	1	7,000
91/92	14 Nov 1891	Q3	H	Blackpool	5	5	10,000
91/92	25 Nov 1891	Q3R	A	Blackpool	3	4	6,000
92/93	15 Oct 1892	Q1	H	Southport Central	9	0	3,064
92/93	29 Oct 1892	Q2	H	Stockport County	8	1	2,792
92/93	19 Nov 1892	Q3	H	Rossendale	1	7	4,733
93/94	14 Oct 1893	Q1	A	Nelson	3	2	4,871
93/94	04 Nov 1893	Q2	A	Rossendale	2	1	2,810
93/94	25 Nov 1893	Q3	H	Fleetwood Rangers	2	0	1,117
93/94	16 Dec 1893	Q4	A	South Shore	1	3	2,305
94/95	02 Feb 1894	1	H	Leicester Fosse	4	1	3,200
94/95	16 Feb 1894	2	A	Bolton Wanderers	0	1	14,444
95/96	01 Feb 1896	1	A	Small Heath	4	1	9,994
95/96	15 Feb 1896	2	A	Newcastle United	3	1	16,328
95/96	29 Feb 1896	3	A	Bolton Wanderers	0	2	16,397
96/97	30 Jan 1897	1	A	Stockton	0	0	6,904
96/97	02 Feb 1897	1R	H	Stockton	12	1	1,352
96/97	13 Feb 1897	2	A	Everton	0	3	14,171
97/98	29 Jan 1898	1	H	Stoke City	1	2	7,630