IT'S been a horrifying and sleepless week for Shakers fans.
But as Friday's deadline ticks closer, we want to do something to remind everyone of the history of our great club.
We want to hear about the first time you set foot in Gigg Lane.
Tell us what happened during your first match, send us a picture in your first kit or your pictures from your favourite away days or moments as a Shakers fan.
Let's get the word out and get as many fans as possible involved so we can put together a gallery of pictures and stories highlighting what this club means to the people of this town.
Send in your pictures by clicking the form below and then please help us spread the word.
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What is your response?Photo I taken , Promotion at tranmere last season
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What is your response?Ryan Lowe visited my partner in hospital just before his heart surgery to lift his spirits. This club means everything to him!! They even invited him as a guest and were always asking how he was after his heart operation! During his stay in hospital they let him watch the shakers so he didn't miss a thing.
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What is your response?Family day out enjoy the football and meeting and seeing old faces cheering on the lads . First match was in my mother’s belly as she went with my grandad from small child he had been going 60+ years
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What is your response?Celebrating promotion after Tranmere first time!!!
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What is your response?This my dad Paul Perry he would deck his car out in Bury gear and when we did the save our shakers a few years ago he would go around Bury with the loud speaker on the car trying to get people to the game. When he became ill I used to take him to the games as his carer and was made more than welcome by the supporters. I took over his season ticket and still buy a ticket every season and go to the games and have done for the past 15 years.
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What is your response?My youngest daughters 1st visit to gigg Lane in September 2016 V port Vale. She was mascot that day and what a moment to treasure. My 1st visit was 1986 I was 12. My dad took me.
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What is your response?Me and my little sister Lucy with David Johnson in our Bury kits. One of my favourite childhood l memories of going watching Bury FC. I am devastated about what is happening to my local football club. I wanted my 3 month old son to experience what I have being brought up with football and to love Bury FC
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What is your response?Thomas (Age 5) & Charlotte (Age 7) last home game of 18/19 season.
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What is your response?My boy is a mad Bury FC fan here's some of the pictures of his memories he will treasure for ever
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What is your response?Been taking my son since he was 5 years he's 15 next. It is our special time have loved the years of mum and son time. UTS!!!
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What is your response?This is me and my dad during the last match last season. My dad has followed bury for many years and hasn't missed a home match for decades! He is a life season ticket holder after donating a large sum of money to the club during previous financial difficulties. He took me to my first match when I just a few weeks old. Bury FC means so much to us both and it is unthinkable that we may not get to spend quality time together at Gigg Lane anymore. Tomorrow is my birthday. I'm hoping to be celebrating still having our loved football club rather than drowning our sorrows.
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What is your response?My son Taylor and I at one of our many shakers games and Taylor randomly bumping into the Breightmet Messi Nicky Adams who is Taylor's biggest hero
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What is your response?My first match at Gigg Lane was in the late 1940’s when I saw Bury playing Blackpool, I was only a young child and very small, my father took me into the paddock in front of the main stand, I could not see as we were at the back so the crowd passed me over their heads to the front so I could sit on the wall to watch.
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What is your response?I was in labour with my son on 25th April 2011 while his Dad was listening to Bury on the radio and get promoted. He was willing his son to be born on the same day and although a couple of hours late he arrived, he was born a Bury fan. Over the last 8 years he has loved going to Gigg Lane with his Dad and his Grandad supporting his home town team!
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What is your response?Pure passion for Bury end of season 2015 - 2016
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What is your response?First match, first night match and first Derby
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What is your response?My husband Chris Holt made it onto the cover of the program because he took his colours to the Antarctic when working there. Bury went up and then the last one is Chris getting his shirt signed by his hero Ryan Lowe.
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What is your response?I got hold of an inflatable black pudding as soon as they came out, as did all the other Bury FC juniors lads at the time. It was a year or so after this photo was taken that they replaced me with a slightly better fullback ... something Neville I think his name was. I think he went on to play for a big(ish) team somewhere, but I bet he didn't have an inflatable blackpudding!
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What is your response?4th generation of my family to be Bury supporters. Mascots v Macc last season
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What is your response?Always lived in Stoke area with no connection to Bury, but for some reason Bury have always been my team from the early 70s. My first game was at Port Vale to see my beloved Bury although from time to time i had watched them on Granada Sunday football show. The day came when i traveled to Gigg lane for my first ever home game, Tuesday 20th October 1981, we beat Wigan 5-3, not knowing Bury or train times i eventually arrived back home a 4.00am having walked from Macclesfield Train Station to home. i would do it again tomorrow if it meant Bury survive.
What is your response?My daughter Eleanor Aged 2. Then 4 generations of the Astley family at Carlisle Train Station for Carlisle Away April 2019.
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What is your response?My son John who has cerebral palsy and has been a member of the disabled supporters for the last 19 seasons. The times we have spent with our friends watching The Shakers together have been a priceless part of our lives. I've been a supporter for 47 years and my Grandad for his entire lifetime. It cannot end because of the greed of one man. Once A Shaker Always A Shaker.
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What is your response?Been watching bury for past 20 year's these of just some of my pictures i have from giving andy bishop man of the match to bury going up, taking my mum to games and metting ryan i got lots of memories with bury fc part of my family
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What is your response?Dad and Owen on the pitch after Shakers got promoted. Amber in the local family pub celebrating a 3-0 win over Northampton. Dad, Amber and Owen in the south stand. Hannah and Chris having a selfie outside the stadium.
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What is your response?On the pitch at Tranmere. May 2015.
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What is your response?My son lewis aged 9 has watched bury since he was 1 ,first match torquay away .,he broke his leg playing football and was given a suprise visit by ryan lowe,he was also bury mascot ....my dad ( who collapsed outside shrews ground before the away match with a cardiac arrest and was brought back to life by the shrewsbury staff) has watched them for over 60yrs and his dad ( our grandad)watched them for years before that ,me and my brother david have watched since we were toddlers, im now 48 and he is 41 ,bury fc is in our blood and always will be ...it really will be like losing part of the family if we go under..devastating
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What is your response?My children’s first match. We got the tickets from Millwood school. My Grandad was a lifelong fan, every time I have a coffee in my Bury mug I think of him with pride and wish he he’d been here to take my children to the match.
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What is your response?I've been following Bury for so many years due to my mother's uncle who lives there. Sadly, I never had the chance to watch the Shakers and kept following them on social media until last season. I flew all the way from Cyprus to Manchester and went to Bury to watch my first ever game against Oldham and I didn't know how to get to Gigg lane. Luckily, a lovely elderly woman helped me get to Gigg Lane and helped me get a ticket at Neville Neville stand. Wonderful people at Bury I hope and pray I can visit again soon It was a beautiful day
What is your response?Promotion Day
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What is your response?Years of watching with friends and family. Ups and downs, love this club. Up the Shakers!!
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What is your response?Many great memories watching the Shakers but my favourite would have to taking my son to celebrate promotion for the first time since he started watching Bury. Horrible to think this could be the last time we would be watching Bury Fc. Please don’t let this club die. UTS 💙
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What is your response?Last game of the season 18/19!
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What is your response?I used to be a season ticket holder as a kid so, One of my Favourite moments at Gigg Lane was watching my son Ryan do a lap of honour around Gigg when he played for Bury FC Youth in 2014.
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What is your response?I took my nephew to his first Bury game this season (The 5-0 win against Dover). My first game was against Stockport in 1997 at Gigg. I'm praying I get to take my son, who will be born in November, to his first game at Gigg one day. Its more than just a club.
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What is your response?I first went to Bury in the 60’s George Jones was my hero. I’ve now been going to Gigg for 50+ years and have taken my children and now my grandchildren. The photos are of my 3 grandsons (with my eldest in first picture at front celebrating a goal) who also have the Gigg bug. Like me they’ve seen the ups and downs of this wonderful community football club. We will never be glory hunters, that’s for sure. What’s happening is a national disgrace and should not have been allowed to happen by the EFL who are the supposed guardians of the game!
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What is your response?Celebrating last season’s promotion at Tranmere with my Dad and brothers! I’ve been watching Bury since I can remember, and it is such a big part of my family’s life! We’ll always be Shakers!
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What is your response?First match at 6 weeks old. Isla's dad and grandad have been going all their lives.
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What is your response?Outside the Mestalla with match worn Charlie Bishop shirt. Spreading the word and preparing for my 58th season supporting the Shakers. First game v Newport County in 1960. Won 4-0 and promoted again.
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What is your response?My son Patrick in his first Bury kit on the day we won promotion at Tranmere in 2015. Heartbreaking that I might never be taking him to Gigg Lane, as my Dad took me, and his father took him. #daleout
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What is your response?my second time getting to watch my home town club get promotion to league one at Tranmere Rovers (in photo me and my friend debra duke)
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