Wythenshawe Town taunt Bury on social media after beating them in the playoff final while Bury fans fight each other at the game.
We will start with the video of Bury fans which has been doing the rounds online this weekend, with Bury fans clashing among themselves.
It came as Bury lost 3-2 in a woeful penalty shootout following a 1-1 draw in normal time, with Wythenshawe Town winning promotion from the North West Counties Premier League Premier Division.
@Chrishazzy75 tweeted when asked what happened: “Not 100% sure. Some fans were arguing about certain players not stepping up to take penalties but I can’t be certain it involved that particular group. A few others then got involved. All unnecessary really.”
Bury FC said in a statement the morning after: “Bury Football Club wishes to condemn some of the supporter behaviour at our Play-Off Final at Ericstan Park on Saturday afternoon.
“We are a community club, and some of the scenes experienced in both the stands and again unfortunately on the pitch, are not acceptable.
“It cannot be stressed enough that any poor behaviour reflects on the club in a negative way and has led to severe punishment already during the season.
“We are handing over the investigation of these matters to Greater Manchester Police and will liaise with the FA on these matters in due course.”
Not taking it well then lads? Kicking a bloke while he’s down too. Horrible club. pic.twitter.com/2casgaynz1
— Kelvin Finan (@kelvinfinan) May 4, 2024
Is that @Lafferty9 giving it after Jeppo missed yesterday? 😂 #buryfc pic.twitter.com/Xc55YY7TZp
— Liam Alexander James 🇨🇻 (@liamalexanderj) May 5, 2024
Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) wrote: “AND WYTHY TOWN ARE PROMOTEDDD – UP THE TOWWNNNN
“Don’t you know we’re going up, the Wythys going up, don’t you know we’re going up, the wythys going up. 👏👏
“Just want to say a massive thank you to the fans, volunteers, team, management and bar staff for today. Also a special thank you to the @buryfcofficial fan that stayed behind clearing up the rubbish in the bury end and the majority of Buru fans that behaved themselves 👏👏👍🏼 UTT
“Can’t you tell Wythy on the beer, meant to say Bury 😂😂
“Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Edward Case cup final is in jeopardy due to a waterlogged pitch after all the tears from the Bury Fans 😂😂
“No no no no bury staying in the counties 😂😂 name that tune?”
Full time here at Ericstan and pens it is pic.twitter.com/NB6JU0oEMd
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
AND WYTHY TOWN ARE PROMOTEDDD
UP THE TOWWNNNN
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
Don’t you know we’re going up, the Wythys going up, don’t you know we’re going up, the wythys going up.👏👏
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
Can’t you tell Wythy on the beer, meant to say Bury 😂😂
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Edward Case cup final is in jeopardy due to a waterlogged pitch after all the tears from the Bury Fans 😂😂
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
No no no no bury staying in the counties 😂😂 name that tune ?
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
It broke down in Wythenshawe @WythenshaweFC 😂😂
— Wythenshawe Town FC (@WTFC1946) May 4, 2024
In days leading up to the final, there had been a dispute between the two clubs regarding the distribution of tickets.
The game was held at Wythenshawe Town’s Ericstan Park, as they finished higher in the league (2nd) than Bury (3rd), granting them priority.
However, Bury were disappointed on Wednesday night, stating that their opponents didn’t cooperate in deciding the ticket allocation for the significant game, with Bury claiming that they were told that the number of away tickets available at the stadium, which has a capacity of 1,400, would be reduced to around 200, 500 less than the 700 tickets Bury had requested.
A Bury FC spokesperson said: “After an initial outline suggestion making around 700 tickets available for this weekend’s game, and plans being put in place throughout today (Wednesday) to organise allocations for our supporters, we have been informed this evening that away tickets will be restricted to approx 200.
“We are extremely disappointed that Wythenshawe Town have failed to engage with us in this process, alongside failing to update the police with their decisions.
“We are also deeply disappointed on behalf of all our supporters.
“The club will now consider the options and further comms will follow from tomorrow (Thursday) including details of big screen plans at Gigg Lane.”
In response, Wythenshawe Town chairman Chris Eaton accused Bury of releasing false statements and “trying to bully the club into switching venues”.
In a statement on Thursday, he said: “Wythenshawe Town FC are deeply saddened by incorrect statements being put on social media by Bury and the lack of condemnation of their supporters threatening all sorts of behaviour that isn’t welcome within the football community.
“To confirm, Bury have been advised there will be an initial allocation of 200 tickets.
“To also confirm, we have been in regular contact with the authorities and local council contrary to comments made by Bury, who are trying to bully the club into switching venues.
“As the answer has been ‘no’ this has not incited a needless situation via social media from issuing incorrect statements.
“We look forward to welcoming those with tickets to the game on Saturday and make it a memorable occasion.”
Then Bury responded, telling fans that “supporters who do not have a ticket should not be travelling to the game under any circumstances”.
A club spokesperson added: “We appreciate that a lot of supporters will be left without a ticket, for various reasons across this process.
“However, considering both the capacity and ticketing limitations, alongside accommodating our large fanbase, this was the best solution we could find considering the timescales.”
A live stream of the match was also shown at Gigg Lane, as can be seen below…
Circle of death at Wythenshawe Town. 1,100 football fans contending with buffering will not end well. 😅⚪️🛜 #buryfc @buryfcofficial pic.twitter.com/w0C54YxB29
— Sanny Rudravajhala (@Sanny_Rudra) May 4, 2024
They can’t take away this moment. Stream goes down… and then comes back up and… we’ve scored. ⚪️💙 #buryfc @buryfcofficial #nonleague pic.twitter.com/vg0FF8h1Bo
— Sanny Rudravajhala (@Sanny_Rudra) May 4, 2024
Losing a play-off final on penalties is gutting but… then this happened.
Nobody again can take away our football club. These kids will always remember today.
Bury FC will rise again. ⚪️💙⚽️#buryfc @buryfcofficial pic.twitter.com/UvSSHojvHa
— Sanny Rudravajhala (@Sanny_Rudra) May 4, 2024
Here’s how Twitter users reacted as Wythenshawe Town taunt Bury after beating them in the playoff final as Bury fans fight each other at the game…
@AdamSmithfy88: The official club account 😳😳😳
@RussWWFC: What a bunch of Ed Cases
@BradleyS__: Love it and hate it 😂. Congrats.
@Jm4cca978_: Whoever this admin is needs an instant payrise 📈😂
@BarryLawsonJnr1: 🤣🤣🤣 who gave the twitter account to this person. Some belting tweets got sent out 🤣🤣🤣
@BradleyS__: Put the beer down mate. That’s showing a good club up. Recommend you delete before you can’t work your phone from the celebratory drinks. Enjoy your win and congrats.
@silkmenarmy: Oh good lord 😂🔵⚪️
@WhiteBishop47: Well done Wythy from a Bolton fan. Self entitled Bury got what they deserved. Nothing.
@ScaleSilver49: Fighting each other, pitch invasion, flares, hitting opposing players the league is gonna come down hard again
@Anony294534: Oh wow. Had too many celebratory drinks 👀
@Chrishazzy75: Absolutely embarrassing. I was stood nearby, one of them was that pissed up he punched himself 🫢
@tommyhewitt95: Kicking people whilst they’re on the floor, naughty stuff that
@DavidBurnett90: Fully grown men by the way! 🤦🏻♂️
@harrybwfc446: Not a great day to be a bury fan….
@north_non: Bury fans fighting amongst themselves (apparently). Non league really has shown a few different sides of what this club is really about.
@mozzerjnr: Cried over our ticket allocation and decided to prove them right in doing what they did 👏👏👏 Well done lads! Another couple of games behind closed doors and yano what we can’t even moan about it! Fucking embarrassing! #BuryFC
@AllEnglandFlags: Matey missing his kick from less than a yard out then ends up on his arse. Bad day all round.
@winkveron: To think they wanted more tickets 😫
@hardmansurvelo: 😂🤣 Someone’s having a good night. Sore heads in the morning. Sure there would have been 101 of these if we’d won so I’d encourage everyone to suck it up and enjoy the football bants. What we do with Saturdays if we didn’t have this
@v_MOrG_v: Bury have went from professional leagues to being bantered by Wythenshawe-f*cking-town. I love this game
@Gidsentinel: Absolutely hand on heart adore this 😂 nice to see Bury are still making friends wherever their self entitled arse lands
@BertiefulSouth: Oooof. Who doesn’t love non league? Absolute roasting.
@zoglug: Ha ha ha ha ha! Absolute scenes from @WTFC1946 made me laugh massively!!!! Get yourself a beer! 🍻
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