Jermaine Easter

Jermaine Easter was unable to make a breakthrough at Wolverhampton Wanderers and, after being released in March 2001, he joined Third Division Hartlepool United whose manager Chris Turner had previously been youth coach at Molineux.

A striker who has a good goal-scoring record in junior football, he was given an early promotion to the first-team squad by being named as a substitute in the end-of-season games but got little chance to prove himself.

Earlier in the campaign, Jermaine won two further caps for Wales at Under-18 level when he captained the side in their UEFA tournament qualifying games.

Jermaine agreed a new two-year deal shortly after Hartlepool's promotion to Division Two in May 2003 but his contract was cancelled in May 2004.

He joined Cambridge United in a one-year deal before moving on to Boston United in March 2005 with a contract to the end of the season.

Jermaine joined Wycombe Wanderers in January 2006 with a contract to June 2008.

He was made available for transfer by Plymouth Argyle in August 2008.

Jermaine joined Milton Keynes Dons in July 2009 with a two-year contract.

He joined Crystal Palace in January 2011 with a contract to June 2013.

After a loan spell, Jermaine joined Millwall in July 2013 with a one-year contract that was extended to June 2015 in May 2014 before it was cancelled in January 2015.

He was made available for transfer by Bristol Rovers in January 2017.