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Meanwhile, Argyle defender Chris Barker is waiting to find out whether his loan move to Southend United will be extended.
His initial one-month spell with Paul Sturrock's League Two club ended after the Shrimpers' 2-0 win at Bradford City on Friday.
Barker, 30, has been told by Reid he has no future at Home Park.
That was further emphasised when the versatile defender trained with the Pilgrims' youth squad yesterday.
Sturrock signed Barker for Argyle from Queens Park Rangers in August 2008.
They were reunited at Southend when Barker moved to the Essex club a week before the start of the season.
Barker has started all six of the Shrimpers' matches this term — four in League Two and two in the Carling Cup.
"I would like to keep him but the finance will dictate the situation," said Sturrock. "We are in discussions with Plymouth and the lad."
At first, Barker played at left-back for Southend, but has since moved into the centre of defence.
Sturrock added: "I had Chris playing there for a while with Plymouth and he does a good job."
His initial one-month spell with Paul Sturrock's League Two club ended after the Shrimpers' 2-0 win at Bradford City on Friday.
Barker, 30, has been told by Reid he has no future at Home Park.
That was further emphasised when the versatile defender trained with the Pilgrims' youth squad yesterday.
Sturrock signed Barker for Argyle from Queens Park Rangers in August 2008.
They were reunited at Southend when Barker moved to the Essex club a week before the start of the season.
Barker has started all six of the Shrimpers' matches this term — four in League Two and two in the Carling Cup.
"I would like to keep him but the finance will dictate the situation," said Sturrock. "We are in discussions with Plymouth and the lad."
At first, Barker played at left-back for Southend, but has since moved into the centre of defence.
Sturrock added: "I had Chris playing there for a while with Plymouth and he does a good job."