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No move for Austin yet - Wilson

Wednesday, 26 January 2011

Charlie Austin

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Swindon manager Danny Wilson has revealed there is no imminent move for striker Charlie Austin despite interest from Premier League side Blackpool.

The 21-year-old, who joined the npower League One strugglers in 2009 from non-League where he starred for Poole Town and also worked as a bricklayer, has scored 17 goals in 27 appearances this season.

Wilson said: "I said yesterday that I expect Charlie to be with us until I hear something different. There's one offer that's getting fairly close, which is Blackpool, but apart from that we've had nothing else."

He added: "It makes no difference to me, we have to prepare for games with the players we have at our disposal, and Charlie is still with us."

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