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Fond farewells to Reebok may prove premature for Bolton forward Diouf
14 July 2008
Bolton boss Gary Megson has cracked the whip and told El-Hadji Ddiouf to sort out his future in the next few days.
The 27-year-old wants to leave Wanderers but, despite interest from home and abroad, there have been no concrete offers for him and he still has a year left on his contract.
Premature goodbye? El Hadji Diouf of Bolton Wanderers blows kisses to the fans at the end of the match between Bolton and Sunderland at The Reebok Stadium on May 3
The Senegal forward embarrassingly made it clear at the final match at the Reebok Stadium that he expected it to be his last throwing his shirt into the crowd and completing a lap of honour.
But Megson said: 'You can't always do what you would like to.'
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