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Fulham manager backs Zamora sale

03 February 2012 - 05:50

Fulham manager Martin Jol thinks that his club will benefit from the sale of Bobby Zamora. On transfer deadline day the striker made a move to QPR, and Pavel Pogrebnyak was brought in to replace the England international.

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There had been reports of an internal rift between the Cottagers' manager and Zamora, but Martin Jol last week denied the reports.<br />

However, QPR were able to sign Zamora on transfer deadline day for around 5.5 million GBP.<br />

"Bobby wanted to move so we had to wait for a good offer and QPR made a good offer," said Jol.<br />

"If you ask your boss to move, I think he will get the impression you don't want to work for him. That is the only impression I got. He wanted to move. It was only a matter of making a decision of whether to keep him or let him go."

Written by Samuel Turnbull