The 27-year-old, who signed on a free transfer in August, slammed the London club for not giving him a fair opportunity to impress.
Marange, who spent over 10 years at Bordeaux, revealed that he was not aware of the requirement to name a group of 25 players eligible for matches.
And he admitted that he may be forced to leave the club.
"I am disgusted," he told L'Equipe. "If I knew that rule (Premier League list), I would have asked to add a clause on my contract.
"How could you judge a player in 10 days?
"I was not presented to the press. I never had any official photo and I am still waiting for my club suit. I stayed for a fortnight in a hotel before settling in a house and the officials told it was up to me to pay the bill.
"It is a real hassle. I have a good contract, I am earning a bit more than in Bordeaux, but living in London is 10 times more expensive. And I came to play.
"Either I cancel my contract or I am waiting for the winter transfer market to find a new club."
The Frenchman will now speak with club chairman Steve Parish later this week before deciding on his next course of action.
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