Peter Odemwingie should come to me, not Twitter, says West Bromwich Albion manager Steve Clarke He said: "I think if he has got something to say to me, he should come and say it to my face. I haven't got anything to say to him. He is the one who has the grievance, not me. I'm bored with the whole episode. We spend so much time talking about Peter Odemwingie and all it does is deflect away from everything this squad has achieved this season. It's been a great season for West Bromwich Albion and this is what we should be talking about. That's my view as the head coach of this group of players. I want to talk about the rest of the players and not one player. At the moment because of the size of the squad that I've got, he has to be part of this squad. The dressing room is good, they'll sort out their own problems. I'm not interested in what he said. The club will deal with that side of it. Albion's board are understood to be unimpressed with Odemwingie's behaviour and are determined to keep fining him if he steps out of line. They could technically sack him for gross misconduct but are content with simply hitting him in the pocket, while there are also no plans to order him off Twitter. Odemwingie has a year left on his contract at the Hawthorns after this season and will be sold in the summer, with the club confident of pushing the asking price towards £3 million. He has not started a game for Clarke since the home match against Aston Villa on Jan 19.