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Bolton Wanderers Football Club can confirm that all outstanding salaries for its coaching and playing staff will be paid into their respective accounts on Friday morning.
The delay in payment had been caused after an option with the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) was explored. Although that option does remain in place at this moment in time, it is not the Club’s preferred route.
Instead, Bolton Wanderers’ owner and chairman Ken Anderson will personally fund the outstanding salaries.
The club would now like all attention turned towards Saturday’s important Sky Bet Championship fixture against Leeds United at the University of Bolton Stadium.
Bolton Wanderers will not be making any further comment on this matter.
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The delay in payment had been caused after an option with the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) was explored. Although that option does remain in place at this moment in time, it is not the Club’s preferred route.
Instead, Bolton Wanderers’ owner and chairman Ken Anderson will personally fund the outstanding salaries.
The club would now like all attention turned towards Saturday’s important Sky Bet Championship fixture against Leeds United at the University of Bolton Stadium.
Bolton Wanderers will not be making any further comment on this matter.
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