Fulham's Damien Duff signs a one-year extension until 2013

The Republic of Ireland international has revived his career with the west London outfit since joining from Newcastle in 2009 and is delighted to be extending his stay

Fulham midfielder Damien Duff has signed a one-year contract extension that sees him tied to the club until at least 2013.
The Republic of Ireland international has been something of a revelation in west London since joining the club in 2009 after a disappointing spell at Newcastle United and has become an integral part of the Cottagers' team.
Duff was part of the squad that Roy Hodgson took to Hamburg in the Europa League final back in 2010 and is once more doing his part in ensuring Fulham embark again on a European adventure this season.
He told his club’s website on signing the new deal: “I’ve enjoyed every minute of my time at Fulham since joining two years ago and I’m delighted to be staying at the Cottage until at least 2013.
“This is a fantastic club with great supporters and it’s a very exciting time to be part of the team. I feel in great condition and I’m hungry to achieve more success for this club.
“We’ve had some great moments together so far and I believe there’s more to come from us in the Premier League and Europe this season under [current manager] Martin Jol.”