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Over 65s Start Slowly

Bury Relics Over 65’s went into their first set of fixtures of the Greater Manchester Division 1 Walking Football 2026 league campaign with a squad of 8: Eddy (GK), Kev Amos, Keith Swain, Alan, Dave Luk, Tony G, Kev Bates and Andy. Ken Bug was Manager and supporters in attendance were Keiran, Nev and Kenbo on a gloriousContinue reading “Over 65s Start Slowly”

60s Whites suffer the blues

OVER 60’s FIRST LEAGUE GAMESTHURSDAY 12th MARCH HEYWOOD WHITES ( playing in blue) EDDY FORDKEITH SWAINTONY GREENALLKEVIN AMOSIAN McCANN (Not available)IAN McKINNONMIKE BARTRAMDANNY MITTON Temporary manager Kevin Bates Substitute Kevin Amos First game up of the season against North Manchester,newcomers to the league . Bury played some excellent football in this game and dominated throughoutContinue reading “60s Whites suffer the blues”

Relics over 60s stripes kick off unbeaten

The 2026 Greater Manchester Walking Football League (GMWFL) season kicked off for the over 60’s Stripes on 12th March in typical Heywood weather, freezing The anticipation of the opening fixture for the Relics Stripes against old rivals Corinthians didn’t do much to provide a warm confident glow from the Relics, who knew that Corinthians gamesContinue reading “Relics over 60s stripes kick off unbeaten”

Over 70s, we are the champions meet new kids on the block

WEDS 4th MARCH HEYWOOD 2026 Reigning over 70s champions, Bury Relics, meet a new look division 1 to begin the defence of their title. From a spectators point of view, it was sad that Rochdale no longer prevail in this division, as games between Bury and Rochdale were always entertaining. In addition, the massive rivalryContinue reading “Over 70s, we are the champions meet new kids on the block”

The Boys are Back in Town

“Guess who just got back today, them wild eyed boys that had been away”, the opening lyrics to Thin Lizzy’s The Boys are Back in Town, in this case the ‘Boys’ being Bury Relics over 75’s, the town Heywood Sports Village. Yes they really were back as defending champions and started the 2026 season veryContinue reading “The Boys are Back in Town”

Over 70s Championship Review

Not to be outdone by their ‘elders’ of the over 75’s the ‘youngsters’ of the Bury Relics over 70’s became the League Champions of the inaugural GMWFL spring and autumn format The Relics main sponsor is Tower Family Healthcare, an extract from their website:- “At Tower Family Healthcare, we are passionate about supporting our localContinue reading “Over 70s Championship Review”

Over 65s Finish 4th

Bury Relics Over 65’s went into their final set of fixtures of the Greater Manchester Division 1 Walking Football 2025 league campaign with a squad of 8: Keith Gillespie (GK), Kev Amos, Pete Shev, Alan, Dave Luk, Tony G, Ian McCann and Graham. Ken was Manager and supporters in attendance were Keiran, Keith S, Eddy, Nev, Kev BContinue reading “Over 65s Finish 4th”

Over 75s Championship Review

In the inaugural year of the Greater Manchester Walking Football over 75’s League the Bury Relics came out on top in what is to be believed the first league of this kind in the Country The Relics main sponsor is Tower Family Healthcare, an extract from their website:- At Tower Family Healthcare, we are passionate about supportingContinue reading “Over 75s Championship Review”

Over 60 Stripes Raffle Dazzle

Bury Relics Over 60 Stripes went into their final set of fixtures of their 2025 Greater Manchester Division 2 Walking Football league campaign in match week 8. A squad of 8 were available; Alan (GK), Steve M, Ken Bo, Mike, Mark E, Steve H, Neville and Andy. Ken was Manager with Pat and Keiran inContinue reading “Over 60 Stripes Raffle Dazzle”

Victory day for the over 70s

GMWFL over 70s final fixtures, date 3rd December 2025. Bury Relics over 70s squad made history as the first side to win the over 70s league title contested over 12 months (combined spring and autumn sessions). They did it with panache, winning all four of their games on the final day of play. Before KO,Continue reading “Victory day for the over 70s”