"I hope to qualify," he says of his involvement in the U16 european championships.
"We have Italy first, then Hungary, then Switzerland - then, hopefully, it's the quarters and the semis."
Of the Dallas cup experience, which saw the Hammers lose one and draw two, he says:
"Although we had a younger side we should have done better."
Of his season, he says:
"I thought I was doing OK but then I had the hernia operation.
"I hope I stay fit and that the hernia thing settles down."
Glen has been compared in some quarters to Rio Ferdinand but he insists:
"I don't take any notice of it, I just keep playing the way I do.
"I'm nowhere near the first team yet.
"I do think he is a good player but I don't really try and follow anyone."
He did, however, hope to watch Rio at close hand at the weekend but says:
"I wanted to go to that game but I can't because the dates overlap."
Glen was involved in a final game in Dallas - a friendly which the Hammers won 6-0 against the Florida soccer academy. Everyone bar Kes Metitri got a run out as the side used a system of rolling subs.
Eastwood [3], Allen [2] and Riddle notched for the youngsters.
* Terrell Forbes and Amos Foyewa are interesting QPR and Southend respectively, and were due for reserve team run outs with them on wednesday.
** Quotes you may have read from Christian Dailly and Shaka Hislop in newspapers are, in fact, recycled from last week.