WATCH: Former West Brom striker Andy Carroll scores outrageous goal in Ligue 2
Former West Brom striker Andy Carroll has scored a fair share of stunners in his time.
He didn't quite show his goalscoring prowess during his short spell at The Hawthorns - but he has been over in France for Ligue 2 side Amiens.
The 34-year-old signed for the French outfit in the summer after departing Reading following his second spell at the club.
And the ex-Albion man, who bagged three goals in 15 games during a stint at West Brom, announced himself with a stunning strike for his new side in the draw with Annecy.
It was his second goal in seven games. Check it out below:
His move to France came a season after Carroll was signed by Albion as a replacement for the injured Daryl Dike.
Carroll was brought in by Valerien Ismael shortly before his sacking - and earned praise from Albion fans for his performances during a difficult campaign.
In an interview this year Carroll discussed his time at Albion, and failing to 'see eye to eye' with new boss Steve Bruce.
He said: "I did enjoy my time at West Brom – it's a great club. I had Steve Bruce as manager for two years at Newcastle, and I didn’t get much game time.
“We didn’t have a falling out of sorts, but we didn’t see eye to eye on a lot of issues.
“So when I joined West Brom and he became their manager three days later, it was like ‘really? - but it is what it is.
“I still worked hard and tried at West Brom, but the situation was out of my hands after signing under a different manager – things like that happen in football.”
