Championship

BOLTON PLAYERS FINALLY GET PAID

by
The LeaguePaper Team
16 December 2018

By William Pound
CHAMPIONSHIP

CHAIRMAN: Ken Anderson

BOLTON chairman Ken Anderson has personally funded the outstanding wages owed to the club’s players and coaching staff.
The Championship club had reached an agreement with the Professional Footballers’
Association (PFA) to pay November’s salaries, but announced this was no longer the “preferred route”.
Bolton have confirmed the wages were paid by majority stakeholder Anderson into the players’ and coaches’ respective bank accounts on Friday. A club statement read: “Bolton Wanderers Footba...

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