'I don't think the football club would be around if it wasn't for Neville's tireless work' says Bury FC chairman Stewart Day

Nov 20, 2015, 06:21 PM

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Bury FC chairman Stewart Day belives that it was the right decision to rename the main stand at Gigg Lane as the 'Neville Neville' stand after the former club director at Bury who passed away in August. #BuryFC

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