Michael Jolley has secured a significant position as the new manager of Bury FC, representing a pivotal step in his coaching career. The 48-year-old succeeds Dave McNabb, who transitioned to the role of head of football operations at the Northern Premier League West club following an organizational restructure last month.
Coaching Background
Jolley brings a wealth of experience to Bury FC. He has worked with several esteemed clubs and academies throughout his career, enhancing his expertise in player development and team management. His previous associations include:
- Crystal Palace
- Nottingham Forest
- Lincoln City
- Crewe Alexandra
- Burnley Under-23s
Previous Management Roles
Before joining Bury FC, Jolley had notable tenures at Grimsby Town and Barrow. His leadership skills were instrumental in shaping the teams he managed. His appointment is seen as a fresh start for Bury as they aim for improved performance in the league.
Future Prospects at Bury FC
Jolley expressed enthusiasm about his new role, emphasizing the “unique opportunity” it presents for growth and development. His vision for the club aligns with Bury FC’s ambitions to enhance its competitive edge and foster talent within the team.
This change in management marks an important phase for Bury FC, as they look to build a strong foundation under Jolley’s guidance. Fans and stakeholders are hopeful for a successful season ahead.
