John Eustace the all-action 29 year old midfielder who was previously Coventry City player is hopeful that his career after switching on loan to Derby County will make a kick-start. This Watford star has signed this week a loan deal of 2 months but has not really played any football as first team since December. (Read on …)

The ticket prices of Coventry City for the next season have been revealed and they boast that it is less expensive than their rivals. Ray Ranson chairman of the Sky Blues has appealed to the fans and supporters to get going for a very thrilling promotional campaign in the coming season. He said they have to increase revenue, which is a big job. There are numerous ways to increase revenue, such as selling merchandise like football shorts or shirts, but obviously one of the easiest ways is to increase attendance at Ricoh Arena. Ranson admitted that these were hard times and keeping that in mind they have been very aggressive in pricing with few initiatives. He made a rallying cry and said that he desperately needed the help of the supporters for getting back the club to Premiership. He further added that they were really trying hard to make the offer very attractive for the next season. (Read on …)

Chris Coleman the manager of Coventry City was very furious with referee Steve Bennett’s performance at the quarter-final match of the FA Cup at Ricoh Stadium where Chelsea defeated Coventry City 2-0. Coleman criticized the role and described the referee as “smug” after he gave the permission too quickly to Alex and Didier Drobga the two Chelsea in-form players to come back who went out of the field for medical treatment. Chris said the decision was not fair and he along with all the other players was really disappointed with the differential attitude of Steve. Incidentally Didier Drobga scored the crucial goal within 30 seconds of making the comeback. (Read on …)

Disappointment could be clearly seen on Chris Coleman as he remarked that he was totally unhappy with the way Coventry City conceded to the first goal by Didier Drogba of Chelsea. It was in the early first half that Drogba scored his first goal against Coventry that really disappointed Chris Coleman. Drogba was very quick to realise the opportunity when a misjudged header of Ben Turner brought him head on with Scott Dann. He dodged the captain of Coventry City, handled the goalkeeper and before the defenders could rush, placed his left-foot shot high into the net. This gave him his tally in this season to three goals in four games. Finally a decisive second goal by Alex towards the end of the game brought an end of the quarter finals of the FA Cup for Coventry at Ricoh Arena. (Read on …)

Chris Coleman wants to give back the supporters of Coventry City their smile back by creating history on Saturday. The former boss of Fulham said sky is the limit for this 2009 team of Coventry City and they are competent to fulfil the wishes of their supporters who are desperate to see their team win against a strong team like Chelsea. The supporters deserve this game as they have so loyal and it as a time for paying back this loyalty. (Read on …)

The most challenging aspect of the quarter-final game between Coventry City and Chelsea on Saturday will be managing the crowd at the Ricoh Arena. A capacity crowd is expected to turnout for the match. The police operation is being organised by Sergeant Ian Tipton the football liaison officer of police station of Stony Stanton Road. He has advised to all the football fans that they should reach well before time so that they should have lot of time to get themselves seated inside the ground. (Read on …)

Jimmy Hill and John Sillett the two legends of Coventry City are excited about the match on Saturday, March 7, between Coventry City and Chelsea at the Ricoh Arena. They have a strong belief that the Sky Blues in the FA Cup quarter-finals can beat Chelsea. Coventry is one of the last eight teams after their win of 1-0 on Tuesday night over Blackburn. (Read on …)

Chris Coleman of Coventry City appears to be the frontrunner for the award for Championship Manager of the month for February. Coventry City under his management has performed exceptionally well with triumph in the FA Cup against Premier League Rovers. And League wins over promotion favourites Birmingham and Wolves. (Read on …)

After his only goal against the Blackburn the Premier League Side on Tuesday Coventry City young striker the 22 year old Leon Best is hopeful of an FA cup upset at Ricoh Arena. He feels that they are now ready to take on Chelsea at Ricoh in the sixth round. He says that they should take encouragement from how Barnsley’s defeated them in the previous season in the FA Cup which shows them the way how wins are possible. (Read on …)

Coventry City who was the 1987 FA Cup winner, knocked out Blackburn Rovers in a shocking victory of 1-0 at Ricoh Arena in this season’s fifth round replay and thus managed to reach the quarter-finals. (Read on …)