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Ben Pringle
Ben Pringle
Fulham info
Full name Benjamin Philip Pringle
Date of birth 25 Jul 1989
Place of birth    Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England
Height 5ft 9in (1.75m)
Playing position Left winger, Attacking midfielder
Current player? No
Number(s) worn 18 (2015-2016)
Debut Cardiff (a) (8 Aug 2015)
Last Appearance Rotherham (h) (29 Dec 2015)
First goal Rotherham (a) (29 Aug 2015)
Last goal QPR (h) (25 Sept 2015)
Joined from Rotherham United, free - 19 Jun 2015
Left for Preston North End, £500,000 - 1 Jul 2016
League apps (gls) 15 (2)
All apps (gls) 18 (2)
Other clubs Wallsend Boys Club (?-2006)
West Bromwich Albion (youth) (2006-2007)
Newcastle Blue Star (2007-2008)
Morpeth Town (2008)
Ilkeston Town (2008-2009)
Derby County (2009-2011)
→ Torquay United (loan) (2011)
Rotherham United (2011-2015)
→ Ipswich Town (loan) (2016) (from Fulham)
Preston North End (2016-2019)
→ Oldham Athletic (loan) (2018)
→ Grimsby Town (loan) (2018-2019)
→ Tranmere Rovers (loan) (2019)
Gillingham (2019-2020)
Morecambe (2020-2021)
Altrincham (2021-present)

Ben Pringle was a midfielder at Fulham for one season in 2015-16. A creative winger by trade, Ben started life in Non-League football before his rise in the Football League. His success at Rotherham United drove Fulham to sign him in the summer of 2015. However, thngs did not work out for Ben as he was not found to be in new manager Slaviša Jokanović' plans after Kit Symons was sacked, and he was loaned out to Ipswich Town for the remainder of the season. During the summer of 2016, he was transferred to Preston North End.

Career[]

Before Fulham[]

Fulham (2015-2016)[]

Amid much speculation, Ben joined the club on 19 June 2015 on a free transfer, with a view to starting his contract on 1 July 2015. He began the season as first choice left winger over Alex Kačaniklić and scored his first league goal against his former club Rotherham United in a 3-1 victory away at the New York Stadium.

After Fulham[]

Fulham Statistics[]

Appearances[]

U21 squad[]

Season League U21 Cup Total
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
2015-16 1 0 1 0 2 0
Total 1 0 1 0 2 0

First team[]

Season League League FA Cup League Cup Total
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
2015-16 Championship 15 2 0 0 3 0 18 2
Total 15 2 0 0 3 0 18 2

Disciplinary[]

Season Booked Red card
2015-16 1 0
Total 1 0

Fulham Matches[]

U21 squad[]

# Season Date Comp Opposition Venue Result Score Additional Information
1 2015-16 13 Jan 2016 U21CUP West Ham U21 Away Lost 2-3
2 2015-16 5 Feb 2016 U21PRM West Brom U21 Home Drew 1-1

First team[]

# Season Date Comp Opposition Venue Result Score Additional Information
1 2015-16 8 Aug 2015 CHMP Cardiff Away Drew 1-1
2 2015-16 11 Aug 2015 LC Wycombe Away Won 1-0
3 2015-16 15 Aug 2015 CHMP Brighton Home Lost 1-2 Substituted off in the 62'
4 2015-16 19 Aug 2015 CHMP Hull Away Lost 1-2 Booked in the 35', Substituted off in the 87'
5 2015-16 25 Aug 2015 LC Sheff Utd Home Won 3-0
6 2015-16 29 Aug 2015 CHMP Rotherham Away Won 3-1 Goal 7', Substituted off in the 90+6'
7 2015-16 13 Sept 2015 CHMP Blackburn Home Won 2-1 Substituted off in the 69'
8 2015-16 19 Sept 2015 CHMP Sheff Wed Away Lost 2-3 Substituted off in the 46'
9 2015-16 22 Sept 2015 LC Stoke Home Lost 0-1
10 2015-16 25 Sept 2015 CHMP QPR Home Won 4-0 Goal 19'
11 2015-16 29 Sept 2015 CHMP Wolves Home Lost 0-3 Substituted off in the 60'
12 2015-16 4 Oct 2015 CHMP Charlton Away Drew 2-2 Substituted off in the 60'
13 2015-16 17 Oct 2015 CHMP Middlesbrough Away Drew 0-0 Substituted off in the 90'
14 2015-16 21 Oct 2015 CHMP Leeds Home Drew 1-1 Substituted off in the 64'
15 2015-16 28 Nov 2015 CHMP Preston Home Drew 1-1 Substituted on in the 89'
16 2015-16 5 Dec 2015 CHMP Nottm Forest Away Lost 0-3 Substituted off in the 68'
17 2015-16 19 Dec 2015 CHMP Bolton Away Drew 2-2 Substituted on in the 64'
18 2015-16 29 Dec 2015 CHMP Rotherham Home Won 4-1 Substituted on in the 72'

External links and references[]

Fulham FC
2015-16 squad
1. Bettinelli 2. Richards 3. Garbutt 4. Hutchinson 5. Stearman 6. Bodurov 7. Fredericks 8. Parker 9. Smith 10. Cairney 11. Kačaniklić 12. Lewis 13. Ream 14. Mattila 15. Voser / Madl 16. Woodrow 17. Williams 18. Pringle 19. Tunnicliffe 20. Labyad 21. Christensen 22. Taggart / Baird 23. O'Hara 24. Lonergan 25. Dembélé 26. Grimmer 27. Eisfeld 28. Hyndman 31. Ince 32. Kavanagh 33. Burn 34. Cole 38. Burgess 39. Evans 40. Husband / Sessegnon 41. Joronen 42. Rodák 43. Donnelly 44. McCormack 45. Amorebieta 46. Norman 47. Käit --. Mitroglou --. Stekelenburg
Manager
Flag of Wales Kit Symons / Flag of Serbia Slaviša Jokanović
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