Source: Team_Talk
Ikeme faces uncertain future
Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme is unsure what the future holds once his loan spell at Queens Park Rangers comes to an end.[LNB] Ikeme has made 16 appearances since joining the R's in January and is due to play his final game for the Championship club in Monday's match at Leicester City.[LNB]He is 'gutted' to be returning to Molineux after enjoying the opportunity to play regular first-team football during his time at QPR.[LNB]The 23-year-old is behind Marcus Hahnemann and Wayne Hennessey in the Wolves pecking order and is uncertain if he has a long-term future with the Premier League side.[LNB]"I'm not sure where I stand when I go back to Wolves," admitted Ikeme, who has not played for Mick McCarthy's side since January 2009.[LNB]"All I do know is that I need to play games and I'm not getting any at Wolves. It's an awkward situation. I'm on good terms with everyone at Wolves, but I do want to be playing.[LNB]"I've not even been on the bench. It's very frustrating. I want to play so much, you can't beat it.[LNB]"I don't like watching. The reserves just keeps you sharp, but it doesn't really mean anything, win, lose or draw.[LNB]"I want my games to mean something and have something to play for. I've loved it here.[LNB]"I'm gutted to be going back. It was a great experience and I've played back-to-back and stayed injury free."
