Anderson, 44, was told last week he will not have his contract renewed by the Red Rose county, ending his 26-year professional career with the club.
Anderson was told last week he will not have his contract renewed by the Red Rose county, ending his 26-year professional career with the club.
At a meeting with members on Monday, the club stated they would look into arranging Anderson a farewell.
The 44-year-old player's departure sparked criticism over how the county handled the decision to let go of the veteran cricketer.
Speaking on the For Love of Cricket podcast, Broad expressed disapproval of the county's handling of the situation."I didn't like it from Lancashire,"Broad said, questioning the management's approach and asking where the board was to demand a better process. Broad added that while he understood the financial reasoning behind losing the salary to potentially sign two half-decent cricketers, the overall treatment felt disrespectful.
"I didn't like it from Lancashire,"Broad said on the For Love of Cricket podcast.
At a meeting with members on Monday, the club said they would look into arranging Anderson a farewell.