The story took another bizarre twist on Tuesday as Forest Green begun selling "No Ken Do" T-shirts. The club says it features a "motif that supports our new friends at Bolton Wanderers" with all profits going to the Championship club's Supporters' Trust.

Vince is also offering a free pint to Bolton fans who attend Rovers' home League Two game against Bury on 19 January - if they fancy the 320-mile round trip.

Wanderers do not have a game on that day, and some fans have indicated on social media they intend to travel to the New Lawn Stadium to watch the League Two side.

The disagreement between the two chairmen began when Vince described Anderson's alleged behaviour over a deal for striker Christian Doidge as "shocking".

The striker, 26, initially joined Wanderers on loan in August, with the deal to be made permanent in January, but it collapsed and he returned to Forest Green.

Wanderers are under a registration embargo and majority shareholder Anderson - who described Vince's comments as "very disrespectful" and "misleading to say the least" - has asked for supporters to be patient.

A statement on the Bolton's Supporters' Trust website said they felt the club's name had been "dragged through the mud" by the return of Doidge to his parent club.