Bolton Wanderers
Fri Jul 06, 2018 6:39 pm
Rumours on twitter players have not been paid for June.
St Mirren friendly called off satuday as well.
Players allegedly on strike from tommorow.
St Mirren friendly called off satuday as well.
Players allegedly on strike from tommorow.
Re: Bolton Wanderers
Fri Jul 06, 2018 7:02 pm
What have they done with that extra £4m they robbed from us for Madine?
Re: Bolton Wanderers
Fri Jul 06, 2018 7:05 pm
Perhaps to the same bank huw jenkins uses? 
Re: Bolton Wanderers
Fri Jul 06, 2018 9:17 pm
PLAYERS at Bolton Wanderers are boycotting tomorrow’s friendly against St Mirren because of unpaid wages and bonuses.
A statement issued from the squad via The Bolton News this evening states players have taken a stand over what they feel is “totally unacceptable” treatment from the club.
It read: “Due to circumstances beyond our control, we as a team have decided with deep regret we will not be playing tomorrow’s game against St Mirren.
“We have been put in an impossible positon which has forced our decision, and we would like to explain our reasons why.
“Over the past two seasons we as a club have experienced unprecedented success in first achieving promotion to the Championship, then staying in the league last season.
“This was achieved despite extremely difficult circumstances. All players, current and past, who were contracted to the club have contributed to this success.
“Over the course of the two years on numerous occasions contracted players have not been paid on time. This has culminated in certain players not receiving their June wage.
“On each occasion this has happened we have received no notification or an explanation as to why. We feel this is totally unacceptable after a huge effort from everybody over the last two seasons.
“Regrettably, as a group, this has led to the decision. We unreservedly apologise to any supporters that have made plans to come and watch the game.”
Wanderers issued the following statement, confirming the fixture has now been cancelled.
"Bolton Wanderers Football Club can confirm that Saturday’s friendly game against St Mirren has been called off.
"The football club would like to apologise for any inconvenience this will cause."
A statement issued from the squad via The Bolton News this evening states players have taken a stand over what they feel is “totally unacceptable” treatment from the club.
It read: “Due to circumstances beyond our control, we as a team have decided with deep regret we will not be playing tomorrow’s game against St Mirren.
“We have been put in an impossible positon which has forced our decision, and we would like to explain our reasons why.
“Over the past two seasons we as a club have experienced unprecedented success in first achieving promotion to the Championship, then staying in the league last season.
“This was achieved despite extremely difficult circumstances. All players, current and past, who were contracted to the club have contributed to this success.
“Over the course of the two years on numerous occasions contracted players have not been paid on time. This has culminated in certain players not receiving their June wage.
“On each occasion this has happened we have received no notification or an explanation as to why. We feel this is totally unacceptable after a huge effort from everybody over the last two seasons.
“Regrettably, as a group, this has led to the decision. We unreservedly apologise to any supporters that have made plans to come and watch the game.”
Wanderers issued the following statement, confirming the fixture has now been cancelled.
"Bolton Wanderers Football Club can confirm that Saturday’s friendly game against St Mirren has been called off.
"The football club would like to apologise for any inconvenience this will cause."