Camara back and ready to train (or so he says).

Vermin
By Scott Cooper
July 13 2005

HENRI Camara has been in Southampton today collecting his belongings. Tomorrow the want-away striker is due to return to Molineux to meet the players he once let down.

Henri Camara will walk into training at Molineux on Thursday - four days late - and will have to face the players he let down during his pathetic antics back in last Summer.

His tactics for a move away from Molineux last summer were well publicised whilst his derogatory comments could not have gone unnoticed. However the Senegal International will return to Molineux on Thursday with Wolves still determined to sell the striker nicknamed "The Rat"

Camara was given an extended break by boss Glenn Hoddle three weeks ago due to his International duties on the condition he returned to training on Monday the 11th.

However, in true Camara fashion, the Striker contacted Molineux on Monday morning to say he was trapped on the other side of the World and would not be making training.

However he is now back, he's ready to train and Wolves are keen on cashing in. The Chief Executive Jez Moxey told the clubs official website "The feeling I get from the majority of supporters I speak to suggests that they would still rather we sell Henri Camara - and that remains the club's position."

"We have spoken to Henri and he has confirmed that he intends to report back at the training ground to join in with the squad tomorrow." Moxey added.