Carroll - No Liverpool regrets:Striker determined to prove a success at Anfield

Liverpool's Andy Carroll has no regrets about his £35million move to Anfield and is determined to make a success of his career.

The most expensive British footballer in history has been the subject of intense speculation after a tough first year on Merseyside.
Having been linked with a return to former club Newcastle,reports emerged on Saturday that he had been offered to Manchester City in a swap deal with Carlos Tevez.
Liverpool have refused to comment on the story, insisting they never do on transfer speculation, and Carroll has stressed his head has not been turned by talk about moves elsewhere.

"Everyone has backed me and helped us along the way. I have signed a contract here and this is the team I am playing for."

"The club has been great with me and everyone outside the club has been fantastic and I am enjoying it down here.

 "Everyone has backed me and helped us along the way. I have signed a contract here and this is the team I am playing for."

However, injury affected the latter half of last season and he has not yet found his form - or a regular starting spot - with just six goals in 36 appearances for his new club.

But he played a key part for both goals in Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup fourth-round win over arch-rivals Manchester United at Anfield.