Jimmy Bullard has pledged to stay at Fulham despite being linked with a move away from Craven Cottage.
Midfielder loving life at Craven Cottage
Jimmy Bullard has pledged to stay at Fulham despite being linked with a move away from Craven Cottage.
The midfielder's future at Fulham has been the subject of conjecture in recent weeks with the club refusing to enter into talks over a new contract.
Wigan and Bolton have both expressed an interest in the all-action midfielder, but Bullard says he wants to stay at Fulham.
"I love Fulham Football Club and I want to stay here and play for Fulham," Bullard told the club's official website.
Bullard has battled back from a serious knee injury which sidelined him for over a year and he admits he feared he may be forced to hang up his boosts.
Enjoying
"Now I'm playing I'm just enjoying every minute of it," added Bullard. "I know how close I was to not being able to play again to be honest so every time I step on that pitch I just try and enjoy 90 minutes of football.
"At one point it was 'have another operation or hang your boots up'. I stuck in there and did the rehab and I can't thank the surgeon, Dr. Steadman enough. He got my leg back to where it was and if not stronger.
"I did the rehab properly, which was bloody hard graft but I'm out there playing again now. This is what you play football for - to beat the likes of Arsenal on your own pitch."
