West Bromwich Albion reject second bid for striker Peter Odemwingie from QPR West Bromwich Albion, who also rejected a £5 million bid from QPR for defender Jonas Olsson, have already said no senior players are for sale this month. Garlick added: "As we have repeatedly stated, we have no need or desire to sell our core players. Since we turned down Peter's transfer request, he has made his position clear in a statement to the media and via his personal Twitter account. This matter will be dealt with internally. Odemwingie again tweeted late last night: "Looked through my tweets. Deleted some. Was too much. Only excuses - home alone, dark, son and wife in hospital, frustrated. The striker faces the possibility of being fined two weeks' wages given the strength of his outbursts over the weekend. Odemwingie tweeted on Saturday: "I can understand the reaction of few Albion fans on my desire to leave the club. Real reason? Cos they once doubted my commitment. But it's not getting better. Before bigger disappointment comes one day, I better leave on a good note. Best compliment I have ever received in my (career) as a player, manager like HR (QPR manager Harry Redknapp) spending to bring me for mission 'impossible'. Yesterday he tweeted: "Offer came (from QPR), everybody knows. I ask club what they think? Answer - not now. Maybe summer. I ask - or is it tactics to get more money? Answer- we have enough now there is no prise (price) for you. We need you. I say OK. What's the prise for summer? We will tell you after the window closes. I say - I have served the club well and deserve at least to have a prise now so I can plan my probably last move in England. Don't want another summer window not knowing what will happen cos now Ill have to move my little son elsewhere. After all I have contributed to the clubs success last two seasons I hoped to at least get a low prise. Answer - talk later. Last season January window is when I should have handed in transfer request. Was one foot in Rubin Kazan - not for sale. Fulham. Not for sale. Newcastle. Wigan. Loyalty left 70 per cent. the rest they stole out of my pocket thinking I was keeping money in there.