A mobile striker who is known for his ability in holding up the ball, Harrold was a deadline day signing for ex-manager Peter Taylor, when he joined from Southend in September 2008.

It ended Wycombe's long chase for a target-man, and Harrold has since endeared himself to Blues fans with his tireless work-ethic and eye for goal.

The 24-year-old went straight into Taylor's squad but he had to wait until early October for his first start, which he promptly capped with a goal.

Harrold ended the promotion winning campaign as the club's top scorer, finishing with 12 goals to his name - including a superb hat-trick in the FA Cup win over AFC Wimbledon.

Leading the line once again in 2009/10, the Londoner looks set to beat his tally from last season - having already netted seven times in all competitions before Christmas - yet the forward will be more concerned with turning goals into points, as the battle to stay up intensifies.