Queens Park Rangers have apparently cooled their interest in Hull City’s record signing Jimmy Bullard due to not being prepared to match or beat the current deal the player is on with Hull.
Bullard, Hull’s record signing, is half way through his current contract at the KC Stadium with two and a half years still to run. QPR had been hoping to sign Bullard on a season long loan but were not prepared to pay in full for the duration of the loan, Bullard’s lucrative salary.
It is now thought, that Neil Warnock is no longer prepared to proceed any further with negotiations and is already on the look out for new targets.
Nigel Pearson the Hull manager when questioned by BBC Radio Humberside about Bullard’s future said:
“There’s nothing to add at this point. This conversation is going nowhere so we’ll leave it at that.”
Hull are desperate to jettison Bullard from their payroll and are now paying the price for the folly and lack of financial constraint demonstrated at the club when they attained Premier League status.
But with Ipswich also pulling out of the hunt for Bullard alongside QPR, it looks like Hull are stuck with their highest earner, at least for this season anyway.
Bullard, Hull’s record signing, is half way through his current contract at the KC Stadium with two and a half years still to run. QPR had been hoping to sign Bullard on a season long loan but were not prepared to pay in full for the duration of the loan, Bullard’s lucrative salary.
It is now thought, that Neil Warnock is no longer prepared to proceed any further with negotiations and is already on the look out for new targets.
Nigel Pearson the Hull manager when questioned by BBC Radio Humberside about Bullard’s future said:
“There’s nothing to add at this point. This conversation is going nowhere so we’ll leave it at that.”
Hull are desperate to jettison Bullard from their payroll and are now paying the price for the folly and lack of financial constraint demonstrated at the club when they attained Premier League status.
But with Ipswich also pulling out of the hunt for Bullard alongside QPR, it looks like Hull are stuck with their highest earner, at least for this season anyway.
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