Bullard exits Ipswich

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13 August 2012-PA Sport

Ipswich Town has parted company with midfielder Jimmy Bullard by mutual consent.

Having impressed during a loan spell at Portman Road, the former Fulham Athletic star, 33, made a permanent switch last summer and penned a two-year deal with the Suffolk club.

But he lost his place in the starting XI in November and subsequently made just seven substitute appearances.

Town boss Paul Jewell said: "I've known Jimmy for a long time. He's a top lad but he wants to play regular first-team football and I can't guarantee him that here."

Bullard added: "I feel as fit as I've ever done and knowing that my opportunities were going to be limited at Ipswich, it's best that I move on."

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