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MARTIN JOL EXPLAINS ETUHU’S FULHAM EXIT

Martin Jol insists Dickson Etuhu left Fulham to get first-team football – and played down reports of a bust-up between the pair.

The Nigerian midfielder quit Craven Cottage this week to sign a four-year deal with Championship outfit Blackburn Rovers.

Etuhu had grown frustrated with his lack of action in SW6 and was keen to move on to get regular football.
But boss Jol insists he had no problem with the former Sunderland star.

“I read in the paper we had a fall out again,” the Dutchman told the Chronicle. “Everyone who leaves us seems to have a fall out, it's not true.

“He wanted to play games. He's 30-years-old, they offered him a long contract so good for him.

“They will probably play him every week and he was not playing in our team every week.

“That was a problem for him, not just the past few weeks but the last four or five months. He was really frustrated and wanted to play.

“He could've stayed but when Blackburn came in we decided to let him go.”
 


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