The Cottagers sold the unhappy England star to rivals QPR for £6million on transfer deadline day after he apparently fell out with the Fulham boss.  Jol has always denied having a blazing row with Zamora but has now admitted he did not always see eye-to-eye with the 31-year-old.  He said: "The team is the star. It is not about one player. Of course, Bobby was a good player for Fulham but he wanted to move.  "You cannot have a situation where everyone likes you but Bobby was well-liked so there was not a big problem."  Jol added: "When a player wants to move there is always something. Maybe it was money, maybe it was personal problems... maybe he had a problem with me.  "I don't think there was a bust-up but sometimes as a manager you have to try and get your point across and maybe he was not happy about that.  "Bobby wanted to move so we had to wait for a good offer and QPR made a good offer."  Jol's team face Manchester City today looking to become the first team to take a point off Roberto Mancini's side at the Etihad this season.  They are boosted by the return of veteran keeper Mark Schwarzer, 39, leaving Jol to decide on whether to drop his understudy David Stockdale.  Stockdale is desperate to continue playing first-team football to help him win a place in England's squad for the European Championships.  Fulham will be without new signing Pavel Pogrebnyak. The Russian striker is waiting for the red tape to be finalised allowing him to fly to the UK after his move from Stuttgart.  Andy Johnson has a groin injury while Steve Sidwell has been ruled out for up to six weeks with a hernia.
FULHAM manager Martin Jol says he did the right thing selling Bobby Zamora, insisting: The team is the star