Easter will be able to leave if Argyle can get their money back

Plymouth boss Paul Sturrock has said he has not received any reasonable offers for Welsh striker Jermaine Easter.

The 26-year-old demanded a move last week due to personal problems.

Sturrock has said if he does not get an offer which recoups the �210,000 the club paid for Easter in January, he will bring him back into his squad.

And the Argyle boss told BBC Radio Devon: "I've had no response of the standard of team that Jermaine would be comfortable with."

Sturrock added: "If Jermaine is here I will bring him in and emphasise to him that he is a paid Plymouth Argyle player and I expect 210% from him."

And he said it is up to Easter to put himself in the shop window if he does stay at the club.

But he added: "If he's done really well here and he's come over his domestic thing there's a future for him here."