Source: SKY_Sports
Kamara rules out Bordeaux
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Fulham striker Diomansy Kamara has rejected reports linking him with a summer move to Bordeaux.[LNB] The Senegal international was said to be a target of the French champions, with club president Jean Luis Triaud believed to be an admirer.[LNB]But Kamara, who moved to Craven Cottage from West Brom in a £6million deal in summer 2007, has pledged his future to Roy Hodgson's side.[LNB]The former Portsmouth and Modena man spent a lengthy spell on the sidelines with a serious knee injury last season and is keen to repay the Cottagers for standing by him.[LNB]Big seasonKamara said: "I have been linked recently with a move to Bordeaux, however I like it here at Fulham.[LNB]"The interest from Bordeaux was from another good side, but I did not like the idea.[LNB]"I want to be in the team, the manager wants me 100 per cent, nothing else. I owe a big season to Fulham."[LNB]Kamara did admit contact had been made by Bordeaux, but he claimed the lack of interest from coach Laurent Blanc did not encourage him to consider the switch.[LNB]And he added in L'Equipe: "My representatives have been on the phone with (Bordeaux president Jean-Louis) Triaud. People have also spoken about a possible exchange with Marouane Chamakh.[LNB]"But Laurent Blanc hasn't called me. And when a coach doesn't phone you, that signifies that a club doesn't really want you.[LNB]"It would have been an honour for me to be coached by Laurent Blanc. But my priority now is Fulham. We must stop talking about me at Bordeaux."[LNB]
