Unless they score 20 plus goals and win both the games they are GONE
Shame that Bullard missed that penalty today. :001:
Subbed off and roundly booed by his own fans.
What next for footballs funniest man?
Shampoo adverts? :005:
...we have not seen the last of Bullard, he will be a 'Noookasal' or Baggies player next season...
Couldn't be happier ..... you were loved by a lot of Fulhams fans Jim but went on strike to secure a horribbly engineered move after a brief glimpse of International duty..... you stupid stupid BOY ....
Booed off..... missed the penalty....... ain't life grand Jim, fancy pi**ing in your teamates boots tonight mate????
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BYE BYE JIMMY - WON'T BE SEEING YOU AGAIN
Quote from: LBNo11 on April 24, 2010, 05:07:55 PM
...we have not seen the last of Bullard, he will be a 'Noookasal' or Baggies player next season...
Wait til their doc takes a look at that mangled knee!!!!!!
I don't think we'll see him
IRONY IRONY IRONY
Parkers tackle ended Bullard as a top player in the Prem.
Parker scores to keep Spam up and is the prime player that keeps up
Bullard misses a penalty and is taken off at half time.
Do not rule out the fantastic contribution that Iain Dowie put forward. He sure did a magnificent job cementing the relegation
I doubt Jimmy has any incentive to move - hard to believe a well run club like WBA will meet his wages. Newcastle might, but even they will surely be trying to live more within their means.
Jimmy looks to me likely to remain a milestone on Hull's wages bill for the rest of his contract. Rich, yes. Happy, I doubt it. After all, had he stayed he'd surely have been a contributor, and possibly a major one, to our Europa adventure.
Quote from: Oakeshott on April 24, 2010, 06:32:04 PM
I doubt Jimmy has any incentive to move - hard to believe a well run club like WBA will meet his wages. Newcastle might, but even they will surely be trying to live more within their means.
Jimmy looks to me likely to remain a milestone on Hull's wages bill for the rest of his contract. Rich, yes. Happy, I doubt it. After all, had he stayed he'd surely have been a contributor, and possibly a major one, to our Europa adventure.
I understand what you mean, but I think that we have got to where we are in Europe on a very finely balanced and perfectly executed plan. He may have helped but any deviation from what happened could have changed the outcome.
Cheerio Jimmy.
Quote from: Oakeshott on April 24, 2010, 06:32:04 PM
After all, had he stayed he'd surely have been a contributor, and possibly a major one, to our Europa adventure.
I think Roy was delighted Bullard decided to hold us ransom and sod off to Hull. Roy knew he was a selfish player who would not have fit into the totally team orientated system Roy preaches week in week out. With Bullard in the side we would not be close to the Europa League Final - our midfield players Gera, Dempsey, Duff, Davies, Murphy, Etuhu and Baird exhibit the intelligence and team attitude JB could never accomplish. May he rot in HULL!
Quote from: Oakeshott on April 24, 2010, 06:32:04 PM
Jimmy looks to me likely to remain a milestone on Hull's wages bill for the rest of his contract.
I reckon you might get fairly good odds for a double relegation. Financially, they're in very deep trouble. Even if they stayed up this season, they needed to raise £16mill to stay solvent (according to Deloitte/Private Eye). I reckon they might well fire sale it this summer.
Quote from: Fernhurst on April 24, 2010, 05:10:39 PM
Quote from: LBNo11 on April 24, 2010, 05:07:55 PM
...we have not seen the last of Bullard, he will be a 'Noookasal' or Baggies player next season...
Wait til their doc takes a look at that mangled knee!!!!!!
I don't think we'll see him
I'm with you Mr F. If I see Bullard in the Premiership next season with anybody I'll run naked through the next meeting of the Rupanyup Country Women's Association.
Nobody is going to take a chance on a bloke who's had more injuries than Eval Knivel and has a bad attitude towards his team mates.
Goodbye Jimmy Goodbye. Goodbye Jimmy Goodbye. We'll see you again - don't know when. Goodbye Jimmy Goodbye. :011: :011: :011: :011: :011: :011: :011: :011:
Although he upset people by the manner of his departure, when he played for us Jimmy often looked one of our best players and was certainly a factor in our survival two years ago. I think if he had stayed he'd have been an asset if used wisely - as I'm sure he would have been by Roy - because he can do the unexpected, and I think he'd make a better replacement when Danny Murphy is unavailable than Greening does.
Quote from: Oakeshott on April 24, 2010, 09:57:36 PM
Although he upset people by the manner of his departure, when he played for us Jimmy often looked one of our best players and was certainly a factor in our survival two years ago. I think if he had stayed he'd have been an asset if used wisely - as I'm sure he would have been by Roy - because he can do the unexpected, and I think he'd make a better replacement when Danny Murphy is unavailable than Greening does.
The one thing I am certain of Mr O is that with Bullard in our team we would not have enjoyed the success that we have had this season. He had this belief that every attacking move had to be orchestrated through him - he was the centre of our universe - he must take all the corners, all the free kicks, all the penalties -it's a wonder he didn't want to sell the pies at half time. Thus we became predictable and if any opponents shut him down then they shut down Fulham.
We play much more like a cohesive team today where everyone plays for each other. We are more fluent and we retain the ball a lot better. And I bet the atmosphere in the dressing room is a lot happier without him
But he would not have stayed at the club to be Dannys back up. He did a lot in the few games he played for us but that does not excuse the shabby way he treated the club at the end. You could have been my best mate for years but if you shag my wife I won't speak favourably about you. It also makes Me question whether you were ever really my friend. Maybe Bullard just looked good because he was so selfish that he made it difficult for his colleagues to look good. A couple of England training sessions and he was pushing for a much improved contract and essentially went on strike when it wasn't forthcoming. He may not be a bad man but he is certainly a massive fecking idiot who did things that could have really damaged Fulham FC. I therefore reserve the right to dislike the bloke. As for whether he will reappear with a promoted club, I would bet heavily against it. His injury record alone and its impact on his last two clubs - one down and the other escaped by the skin of its teeth - has got to be disquieting. Add to that the impression that he is a selfish disruptive troublemaker who likes to play childish practical jokes and you have the recipe for dressing room poison. The MLS awaits!!
Quote from: White Noise on April 24, 2010, 10:15:23 PM
But he would not have stayed at the club to be Dannys back up. He did a lot in the few games he played for us but that does not excuse the shabby way he treated the club at the end. You could have been my best mate for years but if you shag my wife I won't speak favourably about you. It also makes Me question whether you were ever really my friend. Maybe Bullard just looked good because he was so selfish that he made it difficult for his colleagues to look good. A couple of England training sessions and he was pushing for a much improved contract and essentially went on strike when it wasn't forthcoming. He may not be a bad man but he is certainly a massive fecking idiot who did things that could have really damaged Fulham FC. I therefore reserve the right to dislike the bloke. As for whether he will reappear with a promoted club, I would bet heavily against it. His injury record alone and its impact on his last two clubs - one down and the other escaped by the skin of its teeth - has got to be disquieting. Add to that the impression that he is a selfish disruptive troublemaker who likes to play childish practical jokes and you have the recipe for dressing room poison. The MLS awaits!!
Hate to say it WN, but childish pratical jokes are superb in a dressing room, and pissing in someones trainer was considered tame in Northolt Saints changing room.
What a shame to hear. :dft012: That stupid tw@t/clown gets what he deserves!!!! How is that great big club doing assclown? :011: :011: :011:
Each to their own Fred but I have never been a team player and my reaction to Jimbo would have been the same as Bairds - laugh that off you annoying prunt!
Quote from: White Noise on April 24, 2010, 10:28:45 PM
Each to their own Fred but I have never been a team player and my reaction to Jimbo would have been the same as Bairds - laugh that off you annoying prunt!
No problems WN, but we had a very good dressing room, and i cant recall a season when we didn't win at least one trophy. Also if it kicked off on the pitch you could rely on the whole team to back you up, there was no room in our team for anyone you couldn't trust (well apart from in the changing room) and we'd all be going out for meals with the SLAGS ( Sunday League Alcoholic Girls) our version of the Wags.
the guy is a scumbag with the ego the size of the London eye.NEVER LET IT BE FORGOTTEN he was willing to hold this club to ransom to get his move to his"big club"
no class, no honour,no respect-he was never a "Fulham player" he played for Bu££ard and only for Bu££ard,may he never darken our door again
OI Bu££ard-be careful what you wish for! :038:
Quote from: Rambling_Syd_Rumpo on April 24, 2010, 10:49:11 PM
the guy is a scumbag with the ego the size of the London eye.NEVER LET IT BE FORGOTTEN he was willing to hold this club to ransom to get his move to his"big club"
no class, no honour,no respect-he was never a "Fulham player" he played for Bu££ard and only for Bu££ard,may he never darken our door again
OI Bu££ard-be careful what you wish for! :038:
+1 and 100% agree! Total Douche Bag!!!
Chris Baird twatted him, then he fell out with Barmby at Hull. Maybe his 'joker' nature didn't go down that well with everybody. His greed has taken him to the Championship. Good riddance.
a slight bit of clarification is in order. The fans did NOT boo Jimmy off the pitch because he missed the penalty. They booed him off because he looked as if he didn't really care much any more. He ran around in circles, got dispossessed, passed to players who were in jeopardy and acted for all the world as if he wanted to be elsewhere.
Hull City's fans are, I'm assuming, like the vast majority of working class supporters I've been all over England. They'll put up with a lot, but they don't forgive a player who has quit on his team and doesn't give all. Nobody would have cared how much it cost to get him or what his wages were if he'd put on his big girl panties and played hard for 90 minutes each match.
There were a couple of moments after the missed penalty that told me what his teammates thought of him.
1. Hull got a free kick in a dangerous area towards the end of the half. Jimmy was elbowed out of the way by Geovanni. The petulant little Brazilian apparently had had enough.
2. Boateng was bringing the ball upfield and Jimmy was standing stock still with a Sunderland player at each elbow and making no move to get free. Boateng jolted him awake by hammering a pass right at him and Jimmy struggled to maintain control and pass it wide.
I prefer to remember Jimmy with Wigan in their first year up and with us just before Parker scrambled his knee. He had a buccaneering way about him on the pitch and he was just plain fun to watch. I believe that the single worst thing that happened to him was being called up to the England squad. His hat never fit again ... and it wasn't because of the hair.
It's not the football club I didn't like but the pricks at the club - Duff, Brown and Bullard. Now two of them are gone and one of them is gonna go, it's never good to see a club in that situation.
I don't disagree with you Mr Lorky, but if I am honest, I feel a lot more sorry for the Accrington Stanley's of this world than Hull City.
Hey muppet, :038: a$$ hole! :011: :011: :011:
Good luck Jimmy. God bless. My mum always taught me never to be a poor winner, poor loser sure... but never a poor winner. There's just no need.
Quote from: Lork on April 25, 2010, 01:48:25 AM
It's not the football club I didn't like but the pricks at the club - Duff, Brown and Bullard. Now two of them are gone and one of them is gonna go, it's never good to see a club in that situation.
Lorky,
Didn't know you were the secret chairman of the Duff supporters club, don't worry though, you're secret is safe with me (and Mr Finn, and Tom, and MB1, oh and Mr Don, and the rest of this MB .. ooer)
Bye Bye Jimmy Du££ard
Oh what can it mean to a
Greedy Long Haired Basterd
At a Sh*t Football Team :011:
See ya Jimmy Dullard, may your Balls turn Blue and all your Kids be Smurfs
Quote from: JBH on April 26, 2010, 07:08:51 AM
Bye Bye Jimmy Du££ard
Oh what can it mean to a
Greedy Long Haired Basterd
At a Sh*t Football Team :011:
See ya Jimmy Dullard, may your Balls turn Blue and all your Kids be Smurfs
LOL!!! You have me laughing on the ground right now. :011: :011: :011: That is awesome JBH! Maybe the post of the year.
Quote from: McBridefan1 on April 25, 2010, 06:17:33 AM
Good luck Jimmy. God bless. My mum always taught me never to be a poor winner, poor loser sure... but never a poor winner. There's just no need.
Are you on the happy weed MBF? For crying out loud, this isn't the time to be all nice and forgiving. Shove it up his bum and may he take his just shagged haircut to the Championship where the greedy, ungrateful bastard can wallow in his own misery. I love it!
Quote from: CorkedHat on April 26, 2010, 08:09:38 AM
Quote from: McBridefan1 on April 25, 2010, 06:17:33 AM
Good luck Jimmy. God bless. My mum always taught me never to be a poor winner, poor loser sure... but never a poor winner. There's just no need.
Are you on the happy weed MBF? For crying out loud, this isn't the time to be all nice and forgiving. Shove it up his bum and may he take his just shagged haircut to the Championship where the greedy, ungrateful bastard can wallow in his own misery. I love it!
Amen Brother!
we'd all be going out for meals with the SLAGS ( Sunday League Alcoholic Girls) our version of the Wags.
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Possibly one of the funniest things I have ever read on this message board.
Quote from: Jimpav on April 26, 2010, 08:48:09 AM
we'd all be going out for meals with the SLAGS ( Sunday League Alcoholic Girls) our version of the Wags.
Possibly one of the funniest things I have ever read on this message board.
[/quote] Please don't encourage him Jimpav ! :033:
I heard that he was taken off because he was hungover from the night before and it took til halftime for Hulls medical team to realise. Thats the word going around the Hull message boards. If our best paid player turned up hanging for a do-or-die home game with relegation escape still a possiblity I'd expect some kind of compensation from the club for my season ticket. If true, its absolutely disgraceful.
Quote from: sylvain on April 26, 2010, 09:31:07 AM
I heard that he was taken off because he was hungover from the night before and it took til halftime for Hulls medical team to realise. Thats the word going around the Hull message boards. If our best paid player turned up hanging for a do-or-die home game with relegation escape still a possiblity I'd expect some kind of compensation from the club for my season ticket. If true, its absolutely disgraceful.
What else would you expect from this tosser. He is a complete disgrace!
Quote from: ImperialWhite on April 24, 2010, 07:08:12 PM
Quote from: Oakeshott on April 24, 2010, 06:32:04 PM
Jimmy looks to me likely to remain a milestone on Hull's wages bill for the rest of his contract.
I reckon you might get fairly good odds for a double relegation. Financially, they're in very deep trouble. Even if they stayed up this season, they needed to raise £16mill to stay solvent (according to Deloitte/Private Eye). I reckon they might well fire sale it this summer.
If they look like an administration job for next year, then it'll be worth them going into it before the end of this season. In that way, they only get the 9 point deduction for this season (along with the inevitable relegation) rather than start next year off with a negative point account.
Do you think Jimmy will come up with another "hilarous" goal celebration the next time he scores?
Please post any ideas here and then maybe he will perform the winning suggestion.
Quote from: Jimpav on April 26, 2010, 10:34:31 AM
Do you think Jimmy will come up with another "hilarous" goal celebration the next time he scores?
Please post any ideas here and then maybe he will perform the winning suggestion.
goes to the corner flag pulls out an electric razor and shaves his golden mane... What? too much?
By the way, over on Sporting Life:
http://www.sportinglife.com/football/transfer_centre/index_wk.html (http://www.sportinglife.com/football/transfer_centre/index_wk.html)
they quote the Daily Star as saying that Hull still owe Fulham money on the Bullard deal. Hope they pay up before going into administration.
Jimmy isn't good enough or does not have the discipline to make a top 10 side.
Seems to be the heart and soul that is needed to keep relegation threatened and mediocre teams afloat. He was great with us, and got Wigan promoted - just couldn't save Hull.
