West Ham – whilst being ready to allow Diego Poyet to leave on loan – will want to make sure that he gets first team football.
Poyet is the future apple of Sam Allardyce’s eyes and the manager won’t want any fiascos such as the one surrounding Matthias Fanimo who, having been loaned to Tranmere Rovers, hasn’t been used in a single game.
We understand that like Ravel Morrison who is now at Cardiff, the Hammers are ready to let nineteen year old Poyet is set for a three month loan spell.
But the Irons are certain to seek assurances that the defensive midfielder gets a decent share of first team football.
Poyet’s is seen as a big player in the Irons future and the club will be desperate to ensure he gets exactly the right club.
A club insider made the position clear saying: “There’s no mileage for us in our players going out and sitting on the sidelines.
“We need to be sure they will be playing otherwise they might just as well stay where they are.”
ioth Ravel Morrison on his way to Cardiff City for a 90 day loan, the defensive midfielder also looks to be on his way – possibly back to Charlton.
However, the club
We need him to cover Kouyte and Song if we loose Song now our season could go wrong ,we only have Collins at the moment to cover centre of defence with Kouyte out Burke does not have the expience at the moment,who is going to cover ( Nolan,Jarvis,Vaz Te,I don’t think so) if we want to give him playing time then start him on the bench ,if he had been there last weekend we could have given Kouyte a break with 20 mins to go and he may now been fit.
Bubs ,good point but you need a manager who can actually do the job and not leave it to his coaches.what manager leaves his most influehtial player on the field when injured, when you are ahead,The answer, one who picked a proper bench,but that takes a real manager.