West Ham United won against Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday.
West Ham United manager Slaven Bilic has revealed to The Mirror that Andy Carroll practising scissor kicks in training makes his crazy.
Carroll scored a stunning goal for West Ham against London rivals Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon.
The 28-year-old striker found the net in the 79th minute of the Premier League encounter at the London Stadium, as the home team won 3-0.
West Ham manager Bilic has revealed that the England international practises scissor kicks in training, and that it makes him crazy.
“Andy Carroll has got it but he was unlucky in training when he was trying it – he was hitting the post or whatever,” Bilic told The Mirror.
“With his history of injuries I go a bit crazy when he does that in training because you don’t want him to get hurt.”
Carroll is a good striker, but his time at West Ham has been severely affected by injuries.
As the former Newcastle United and Liverpool striker showed against in the London derby on Saturday afternoon, he can score brilliant goals and played an important role for the Gammers when fully fit.
The Englishman has scored three goals and created six chances in nine Premier League appearances for the Hammers so far this season.
The Hammers will return to action next weekend when they take on Middlesbrough away from home at the Riverside Stadium in the Premier League.
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