The Takeover Is Complete With The Inner Circle Club & Sports Shield...

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Ken Anderson's profile:

Ken has an accountancy background. He is a serial entrepreneur, investor and operates Internationally. He has been involved in building and successfully exiting a number of businesses. He has 20 years experience in the sports industry brokering the sale of a number of football clubs. He has managed and helped develop careers in sport for CEO’s, football and Rugby Managers and Players internationally. He has experience in Corporate Finance, Acquisitions, disposals and all areas of funding.

Ken is a Co Founder of the Inner Circle Club. With his wealth of entrepreneurial experience he is very much involved in mentoring other entrepreneurs to reach their ambitions and provides them with a platform to showcase their projects for funding and growth.

On a personal level Ken has been involved with children’s Cancer charities and has been instrumental in raising substantial donations for children’s Hospitals and continues to do so.

He is married with 3 ch

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Bolton Wanderers Takeover Saga Ends in Success

Holdsworth: No False Promises, Saving BWFC is Priority

Bolton Wanderers have new owners, after Sports Shield and Inner Circle concluded a deal to take control of the club from majority shareholder Eddie Davies.

The Sports Shield Consortium, headed by former Bolton forward Dean Holdsworth, and Inner Circle, owned by ex-football agent Ken Anderson, have taken over the 94.5% share from Davies' Burnden Leisure. The remaining shares remain under ownership from individual shareholders.

Holdsworth, who has fronted the takeover bid since last summer, is expected to bed chief executive at Macron Stadium, while Anderson is set to bed chairman, with both playing a leading role on a new-look board.

Bruce Gordon, who was previouslyd as a major investor, opted to withdraw his backing last week, ensuring Anderson's Inner Circle group were required to make up the shortfall before Football League approval was, and now has been

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When they go back to court them must no tonly prove they have the assets to py the outstanding debt to HMRC, but that a valid working plan and finances to back it are in place to run the club a a goign concern.

There is still a question mark over those finances.

One sincerely hopes that doubt is erased before Monday Morning, or we are still finished.