QPR striker Rob Hulse joins Charlton on loan

 

Pa
Monday 01 October 2012 13:26 BST
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QPR striker Rob Hulse has joined Charlton on a three-month loan deal.

The 32-year-old appears to have no future at Loftus Road after he was left out of Rangers' 25-man Premier League squad, and he will go straight into Charlton's squad for tomorrow's visit of Watford.

Addicks manager Chris Powell moved for Hulse after top scorer Yann Kermorgant was ruled out for three months with an ankle injury.

Powell told the club's official website: "We have lost Yann long-term, and Rob will give us that strength and that Championship know-how and experience up top.

"Things haven't worked out for him at QPR but he's here for three months and I'm sure he will do very well here, enhance our squad and remind people that he's a good player.

"We've seen him recently and I really hope he comes in and does well for us."

PA

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