Wonder goal won’t save Ravel
McDonald touched on the matter briefly in his press conference yesterday and since then ClaretandHugh has learned the player has been told he can look for a club.
The Hammers will look to get a fee for the player who faces a court appearance later this month but are also ready to let him leave on a pay as he plays basis.
We also understand that Celtic may move in but have yet to follow through on their early interest.
Macca had said: “With the squad we’ve got, I don’t think anyone will be leaving. Ravel falls outside of that. I am not sure if he is leaving but he won’t come back into the squad.”
That may well confirm – as we reported yesterday – that Diego Poyet will be remaining with the squad as we negotiate a tricky January.
Ironically, Morrison reminded everybody of his incredible talent following the news that he could leave in the 1-3 defeat by Spurs yesterday scoring the Irons lone goal – a wondrous bicycle kick.
Sadly, it’s too little too late and won’t save a player who showed he showed he has all the attributes duringin his Premier league appearances last season
There is no way back for the player after a series of incidents which have left the club offering a series of “last chances.”