Bolton Wanderers Players Refuse To Train Before Paying March Wage | Football News

Bolton's owner, Ken Anderson, informed club staff last Wednesday that an agreement on the resumption of the club was about to be reached.

Bolton Wanderers players refuse to take training before being paid, as well as club staff, their March wages. Sky Sports News includes.

The players on the first team took this step to support the staff of the Sky Bet Championship club, some of whom are struggling financially due to missing payments.

Monthly wages were to be paid on Friday, but staff are still waiting for a payment to hit their accounts Monday afternoon.

This is the second month in a row that Bolton has failed to ensure that wages are paid on time. In February, wages were paid 10 days late, prompting a statement from the team that they were "extremely disappointed" by the owner, Ken Anderson.

Anderson last Wednesday informed his club's staff that a club's sales contract was "about to be sealed" within 48 hours, but no acquisitions have been made yet. performed.

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On Wednesday, Bolton will face a deadline to sell the club because they have to appear in court for £ 1.2m in unpaid taxes and other debts to HMRC.

On March 20, the High Court gave them two weeks to settle their debts and sell the club or risk pbading to the administration.

"I think everyone is hanging on the edge of the cliff for a long time, the pay situation is useless, at the end of the month, everyone starts talking about what will happen with wages this month ", said director Phil Parkinson The championship clashes at Queens Park Rangers on Saturday were won 2-1.

"Ken and Paul [Aldridge, club consultant] work very hard, it's not easy to finalize offers. "