CAULKER ASSURES QPR: I'M TIRED OF MOVING AROUND

Steven Caulker is determined to put down roots at QPR.

The former Tottenham and Cardiff City defender only joined the Rs in the summer.

I have travelled around a lot in my time,” he told the London Evening Standard. “When I was young it was fine, I was going out on loan and getting experience. But it is obviously difficult moving from club to club and moving to different surroundings.

“Now I have signed for QPR and I want to stay at QPR. I want to build a career here, a long relationship with the fans. I grew up in west London and I feel I’m back home. I want to stay in the Premier League for many years to come.”

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