Reject Carroll out to jolt Liverpool's title hopes


  • Football
  • Thursday, 03 Apr 2014

LONDON (Reuters) - Former Liverpool striker Andy Carroll can dent his former club's Premier League title chances and virtually seal West Ham United's top-flight status for next season when the teams meet at Upton Park on Sunday.

Carroll did not fit into manager Brendan Rodgers's plans when the Irishman took over at Anfield and 18 months after becoming the most expensive English player ever following his 35 million-pound move from Newcastle United he joined West Ham on loan before signing permanently last year.

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