With his loan period ending on New Years Day, Lee Camp isn't ruling anything out as far as playing options come January are concerned, especially with the situation at The Hawthorns following the departure of Steve Clarke.
Speaking in the Bournemouth Evening Echo, Camp is quoted as saying: “From my limited experience of dealing with the club, they don’t do things off the cuff. The chairman seems to be an intelligent man and is very calculated in everything he does. I believe the club is run the right way and I am sure he did it for a reason. Regarding my position, I am just taking things day by day. They have a recall clause and, if that were to be triggered, I would be back up the road. We have had a few conversations here and I think there will be more in the coming weeks. When the time is right, I am sure things will be said. But, at the moment, I am very happy playing my football and everything has been positive. We will let the chats continue and, if I didn’t want to, there wouldn’t be any".