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What is RSS? Last Updated: Monday, 1 May 2006, 13:52 GMT 14:52 UK
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Eastwood aims to repay Shrimpers
Eastwood's goals have taken Southend to two straight promotions
Striker Freddy Eastwood is ready to repay Southend by staying loyal to the club that gave him a second chance.
Eastwood was released by West Ham as a teenager but was snapped up by Southend for a nominal fee from Grays in 2004.
The 22-year-old has not looked back, scoring 25 goals this season to lift the club into the Championship.
His impact has made him a possible transfer target, but Eastwood said: "I owe this club for having faith in me and want to help them next season."
Eastwood is contracted to the Roots Hall outfit until the summer of 2007 and is not ruling out extending his deal.
"Either I will get another contract at Southend, which is more than likely, or other clubs might be sniffing around so I might go elsewhere," he added.
"But I doubt it because I am enjoying my football here and I am sure that Southend might want to give me another new contract."
Eastwood, who has scored 42 times in just 64 league appearances for the Essex side, struck Southend's two goals at Swansea on Saturday to seal the Shrimpers' second successive promotion.
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What is RSS? Last Updated: Monday, 1 May 2006, 13:52 GMT 14:52 UK
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Eastwood aims to repay Shrimpers
Eastwood's goals have taken Southend to two straight promotions
Striker Freddy Eastwood is ready to repay Southend by staying loyal to the club that gave him a second chance.
Eastwood was released by West Ham as a teenager but was snapped up by Southend for a nominal fee from Grays in 2004.
The 22-year-old has not looked back, scoring 25 goals this season to lift the club into the Championship.
His impact has made him a possible transfer target, but Eastwood said: "I owe this club for having faith in me and want to help them next season."
Eastwood is contracted to the Roots Hall outfit until the summer of 2007 and is not ruling out extending his deal.
"Either I will get another contract at Southend, which is more than likely, or other clubs might be sniffing around so I might go elsewhere," he added.
"But I doubt it because I am enjoying my football here and I am sure that Southend might want to give me another new contract."
Eastwood, who has scored 42 times in just 64 league appearances for the Essex side, struck Southend's two goals at Swansea on Saturday to seal the Shrimpers' second successive promotion.
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In This SectionEastwood aims to repay ShrimpersTilson jubilant as Southend go upSouthend go up after Swansea drawGerrard named player of the yearTilson concerned at late stumbleSouthend 0-1 DoncasterTilson hopes for marathon boostShrimpers want one more victoryBarnsley 2-2 SouthendSouthend 0-1 Gillingham"We were not good enough but I know Swindon will be back" - SNHave Your SayGet club news on your mobileWeatherBBC Where I Live - EssexBBC Sport League OneOfficial club website
RELATED BBC LINKS:
Your Say - 606 League One chat
BBC Where I Live - Essex
Southend-on-Sea weather
BBC Sport League One
RELATED INTERNET LINKS:
Southend Utd
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites
ALSO IN THIS SECTION
Eastwood aims to repay Shrimpers
Tilson jubilant as Southend go up
Southend go up after Swansea draw
Southend trio in PFA team
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