Coventry forward Freddy Eastwood has vowed to be more selfish in front of goal as he attempts to rediscover his prolific goalscoring touch.
Eastwood was on target in the 3-1 defeat by Reading on Saturday - his first strike since April.
The Wales international has struggled to reach the heights of his Southend days, where he scored 59 goals in 130 appearances and played a key role in their promotion to the Championship in 2006.
Since leaving the Shrimpers for Wolves in 2007, though, Eastwood has failed to find the net on a regular basis and has only registered five times for Coventry in two seasons.
Buoyed by getting on the scoresheet on Saturday, the 26-year-old told the Coventry Telegraph: "I am delighted with my goal and hopefully I can kick on and score some more.
"I know I can score goals outside the box so I should have more shots and I think if I was encouraged to shoot more in and around the box then I would definitely score more goals."
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The team I have followed for nearly FIFTY years have gone from the old third division to the premier division,and are almost back where they were all those years ago.
Three players are worth their "salt" in this team.....Morrison, Westwood,and the loanee Van Aanholt.
the rest wouldn't have got in my old team that I played for...Coventry Sporting Club.
Get rid of RR and SISU....they are strangling this Club.
Speculate to accumulate by getting some DECENT players in.
Until we do it on the field Coventry City are going "NOWHERE"
The best teams in the world are "Up to their ears in debt"
All SISU are interested in is the Ricoh and a share of profits from any Gigs that are held there
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