Charlie Austin
Arguably QPR’s best player despite relegation back to the Championship, Austin’s 18 Premier League goals, making him the second highest English goal scorer and fourth overall, has made the recent England international the most sought after striker in this summer’s transfer window, and West Ham are right in the mix for him.
The stocky built former Burnley frontman, who only seven years ago was a builder and played for non-league minnows Poole Town on a part time basis, could potentially be playing European football. In that space of time that is a remarkable achievement.
Would the 25-year-old be the perfect replacement for Carroll in his hope of a return to top flight English football?
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Is that pinnock or Pillock
One question, Why do we need to replace someone that isn’t leaving?
Not this old chestnut again?! What a totally pointless article!
It was my belief we were supposed to be looking to adding to our goal scoring options and not giving strikers away?!
This article is nonsense because Carroll was injured at the start of the 2014/2015 season so he didn’t play 12 games at the start of the campaign. Also he’s scored more than 2 goals so he’s not 7.5m per goal.
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