According to the People, Liverpool’s new £35million signing Andy Carroll was originally a left back when he first arrived at Newcastle’s academy. It was thanks to Academy director John Carver that he was converted into a striker. A Newcastle source told the newspaper:
“When Andy first came here he was a left-back. But JC (John Carver) and fellow Academy man Jimmy Nelson saw him more as a centre-forward. That’s why Newcastle are £35m better off today.”
Carroll has yet to make his debut for the Reds as he is still recovering from a thigh strain.
This week it is even more of Liverpool WAG Carly Zucker!
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So? Who cares?
In case you didn’t know, Jamie Carragher started off as a striker and Fernando Torres was originally a goalkeeper when he first joined Atletico Madrid.
it all makes sense now, this is why we didn’t sign a left back in the transfer window???? suarez replaces torres and carrol for konchesky…35M for a left baqck is a bit steep
LFC needs a leftback 😛