Chris Coleman, the boss of Coventry City, is not keen on any loan transfer as at this stage they are on their course for a finish somewhere in the middle of the table and it appears pointless at this stage for him. He said that they already have some young players who have joined the club who are being trained. Though the objective now was to get a finish that should be strong and improve as much as possible on the last season’s finish. They would try to go up in the first half to get a positive impact at the close of the season.

He further added that Coventry City at present is not in a position to pose any challenge as far as the playoffs are is concerned, however, on the other hand they are also out of the situation that may lead to relegation.

Meanwhile Chris Coleman was busy in Wood End where he officially inaugurated a new leisure centre. The Moat House Leisure and Neighbourhood have been funded under the “Coventry New Deal for Communities Regeneration programme.” This new structure is a part of the larger project of “Coventry’s New Deal for Communities” responsible for improving health care, education and employment in the four neighbourhoods and this centre is in the heart of this region. A donation of £1m has also been given by Football Foundation with the objective of providing superior facilities for football development among the younger generation. Besides the football pitches, fitness suites with the latest multi gym and exercise equipment, and a sports hall, it also houses the offices of “Coventry New Deal for Communities and Social Services.” At present crèche and café facilities are already available for the local population.