West Brom manager Steve Clarke disgusted by Goran Popov following red card for spitting at Kyle Walker He said: "The game changed with the sending off. I'm absolutely disgusted with Goran's behaviour and one of the group has let the players down. There's no excuse for that. There's no place for it in life, never mind on a football pitch. As always there will be disciplinary procedures taken but they'll remain in house. It changed the whole complexion of the game. It's difficult enough in the Premier League playing against 11 players, especially when you're playing against Tottenham. Has he apologised? I've not given him the chance yet, I did the talking. I would like to think that at some stage he will apologise. Odemwingie was left out of the squad but could be back in contention for Albion's trip to Liverpool next Monday. Clarke insisted he had no disciplinary problems with his squad, despite the troubled events of the last four days. He said: "I've always been in control of my group of players. They know that I'm a fair-minded person but they know how far to go. I've no problem exerting my authority on the group. Clarke is without a win in eight games and his problems continue to mount as midfielder Youssouf Mulumbu could be facing a lay-off with a knee injury.