More historical stats on the Shakers
Biggest Victories:
- 10 Jan 1970 - Bury 8 Tranmere Rovers 0 - Div 3
- 16 Dec 1968 - Bury 8 Burnley 1 - Div 2
- 16 Sep 1958 - Bury 8 Tranmere Rovers 1 - Div 2
- 10 Nov 1951 - Bury 8 Southampton 2 - Div 2
- 02 Feb 1897 - Bury 12 Stockton 1 - FA Cup
- 19 Apr 1903 - Bury 6 Derby County 0 FA Cup Final
- 12 Sep 1961 - Bury 5 Brighton 1 - FL Cup
Biggest Defeats:
- 06 Apr 1896 - Sheffield United 8 Bury 0 - Div 1
- 08 Dec 1979 - Swindon Town 8 Bury 0 - Div 3
- 07 Jan 1939 - Fulham 6 Bury 0 - FA Cup
- 22 Jan 1966 - Leeds United 6 Bury 0 - FA Cup
- 25 Oct 1983 - West Ham United 10 Bury 0 - FL Cup
- 23 Sep 1980 - Bury 0 Notts Forest 7 - FL Cup
Most points in a season
- Division 4 - 84 Points (3 points per win) 1984/85
- Division 3 - 68 Points (2 points per win) 1960/61
Most goals in a season
- Division 3 - 108 goals - 1960/61
Most goals conceded in a season
- Division 1 - 99 goals - 1928/29
Most league wins in a season
- 30 Wins - 1960/61
Most league draws in a season
- 20 draws - 1978/79 season
Most league defeats in a season
- 25 defeats - 1956/57, 1966/67
Highest goalscorer in a season
- Craig Madden - 43 goals 1981/82 season (35 league & 8 Cup)
Most goals in a single game
- Div 2 - v Rotherham United - 5 Goals for Ray Pointer 02 Oct 1965
- Div 2 - v Millwall - 5 Goals for Eddie Quigly 15 Dec 1947
Oldest player in a league game
- Bruce Grobbelaar - 40 years and 337 days
Youngest player in a league game
- Jimmy Kerr - 16 years and 15 days
Most capped player
- Bill Gorman, 11 caps for Eire
Most appearances
- Norman Bullock, 539 (506 league, 33 Cup) games from 1920 to 1935.
Most career goals
- Craig Madden, 153 (129 league, 25 cup) goals from 1977 to 1986
Most undefeated league matches
- 18 games - 1960/61, 2002/03
Most undefeated home games
- 25 - 1967/68 season
Most undefeated away matches
- 11 - 2015
Top Goalscorers - League (Over 100 goals)
- 128 Craig Madden
- 125 Norman Bullock
- 122 Wally Amos
- 115 George Jones
- 107 John Reid Smith
- 102 David Robbie
Consecutive games scored in
- 9 Games, Ryan Lowe - 2010/11 Season