Raggy, who returned to Bryne after failing to make the grade at Upton Park, insits he left the club on good terms.
"I have definitely become a better player since signing for West Ham 18 months ago, and it is all positive.
"I knew I wasn't going to play any more first team football for West Ham unless there were a lot of injuries and suspensions so I decided to go back and play in Norway in games that count against good opposition and develop my game.
"I didn't feel I would have had that opportunity in the reserve team, so my decision was to return, but I learned a lot and I can't say I wasted any time.
"I still think that I should have got a couple more opportunities, but I can't really start moaning at Glenn or anyone in the club because I learned a lot - and I have still got a lot to learn.
"There are certainly no hard feeling towards anyone at West Ham and I just hope that they can get a European spot this time around."
Raggy, who had a trial at Perugia before coming to West Ham under Harry Redknapp, has set his sights on returning to England at some stage, and adds: "I hope my returning to Norway is a very temporary move. It all comes down to how I am playing for Bryne and if I am lucky I might get the chance to play for the national team.
"Then I would preferably get back to England again."
The Norwegian season ends in November, with the next one starting in April, and Raggy adds: "It all comes down to what happens for the rest of this season, but I am looking to next summer, probably, to get back, but if anything comes up in the winter I wouldn't hesitate to move - we will have to wait and see.