Jimmy Bullard - A step into management (Discontinued)

Breaking news!

Recently retired International footballer Jimmy Bullard is appointed as the new manager of Fulham, just days after the resignation of Martin Jol! An interview with Bullard has been scheduled for the near future...

This isn't Jimmy Bullards first encounter with this club either, he enjoyed a spell of 3 years as a player for Fulham, appearing in 39 games and scoring a total of 6 Goals.

One of the most Iconic memory's in Bullards career what this celebration that he did whilst playing for Hull City.

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Jimmy Bullards first press conference as Fulham FC manager!


Q: You sit here as the new manager of Fulham. Is this your dream job?

A: I am pleased the chairman has trusted me with this position.


Q: You arrive at the club as the replacement of Martin Jol, who was unable to bring any major success to Craven Cottage, do you believe you are the right person to take Fulham to the next level?

A: I really hope so, I've had great memories with this club, and I hope that there are many more to come, this club deserves great success and I hope I can deliver.


Q: The facilities at the club are fantastic, are you excited about the opportunity to work in such an environment?

A: With being a player here, I have witnessed the clubs facilities from a players perspective, and as a previous player I know that the facility's are great here! But it isn't all about facilities, players also have to put the effort into developing.


Q: How involved do you intend to be in the day-to-day running of the club?

A: I intend to be involved as much as time allows me.


Q: Last question Jimmy, which competition will be your main priority with Fulham this season?

A: The league has to be my priority, a high finish in the table is what the fans want, and what I intend to deliver.

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It has been announced today by new manager Jimmy Bullard that Fulham have completed a deal for experienced International footballer Lucas Niell. Lucas is currently valued at £300k and was quickly snapped up by Bullard for free after his contract with Galatasary expired.

Bullard has made it clear that the squad needs a combination of experience and youth to succeed, so don't be surprised if we see Jimmy agree a deal for a younger player in the near future.

With the arrival of Niell, there has also been a departure seeing Kieran Richardson join Stoke City on loan, for a fee of £1.4m. We are aware that there is a buy-out clause on this deal, but no figure has currently been released.

Fulham sign 4 great youth Prospects!
We have recently received news that Fulham manager Jimmy Bullard has added 4 new additions to his side. However, Bullard has made them all fully aware that they will need to impress in the under 18's squad before being able to relish a challenge for a place in the first team.

The four players signed are known to be: Wesley Said, joining from Stade Rennais FC for a price of £1.4m

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Juanje, who joins from Seville for £1m, Alberto Ruiz, who joins from Malaga for £900k


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and Saul, who joins the cottagers for £1.3m.

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As all the 3 Spanish players are attacking midfielders, they could become a deadly trio together in years to come.

Bullard unveils new star with the release of the new 2012/13 season home kit !
Along with the new kit release, Fulham FC also displayed their newest addition to the squad, Stuart Holden from Bolton.





The transfer took place for a believed sum or around £7.5m, and Bullard states that soon he will be a fan favourite, as he will be playing the main playmaking role at MC. Bullard has also issued a statement that a new CAM has arrived at the club, but the mystery player is yet to be reviled...