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plus he's hilarious. any regular soccer am viewers will know what i'm talking about. dam, youtube isn't working, there are loads of his funny clips on there.

yep,that interview wher he couldnt stop laughing,great stuff

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plus he's hilarious. any regular soccer am viewers will know what i'm talking about. dam, youtube isn't working, there are loads of his funny clips on there.

The 3rd eyes of him are hilarious lol. The one with the pile up is the best i think.

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maybe it is his way of saying to wigan, 'i'm worth more money'?

Exactly - plus there's always a possibility that Wigan will be a one season wonder. At least Fulham have establised themselves in the Prem for a few years so it's less likely that they'll go down.

In any case he has had a very good season and if Wigan aren't prepared to pay him what he think he's worth then he's got every right to talk to Fulham. I'm sure they'll pay him more.

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From SkySports http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=38...ck+Bullard+deal

Fulham have announced the signing of Wigan Athletic midfielder Jimmy Bullard in a £2.5 million deal.

In a surprise move Bullard has put pen-to-paper on a four-year deal at Craven Cottage, after Wigan's Premiership rivals triggered a clause in the player's contract by offering a fee in the region of £2.5 million.

Wigan boss Paul Jewell stated earlier on Friday that he was eager to keep Bullard in the North West but also conceded that he was powerless to prevent the player from moving on.

Bullard has proven an instrumental player in the club's meteoric rise, establishing himself as a driving force as Wigan swapped League One for The Premiership under Jewell's tutelage.

The combative midfielder has been so impressive in his debut campaign in the top flight that there has even been talk of international recognition, with Bullard eligible to represent Germany.

However, for now, Bullard will be concentrating his efforts on proving his credentials at a new employers, having left Wigan for Fulham, despite the club's hugely successful campaign - that also included a trip to Cardiff for the Carling Cup final.

Fulham will secure Bullard's registration on May 8 when the transfer window reopens.

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