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 …)

Chris Coleman has stressed that he is determined to hold on to his dear life by vouching for his players, and said that he will block any attempt to lure them away from the club, of course unless you are ready to pay some absurd amount of money. He looked especially concerned with the transfer window season fast approaching. (Read on …)

Something For The Weekend

From 9am – 5pm this Saturday, the legendary Sky Blues 1987 bus and some of the stars from the Cup winning team will be present at the Cathedral Lanes Shopping Centre in Coventry. Here they will be available for signings and picture opportunities.

In addition, Mercia’s Black Thunders and Sky Blue Sam will be in attendance for a fun packed day which includes raffle prizes such as signed T-shirts, footballs and framed pictures.

So show your support for the City and come and join us for this exclusive opportunity.

THE takeover of Coventry City Football Club was thrown into confusion last night as two millionaires tabled rival bids for the club and the Ricoh Arena.

ICCoventry have revealed that an investment team including wealthy former footballer Ray Ranson is behind an offer which has the support of the Arena owners ACL.

Mr Ranson attended last night’s Carling Cup clash against West Ham at the Ricoh Arena.

But a second bid suddenly emerged yesterday from the multi-millionaire former Coventry City Football Club chairman Geoffrey Robinson.

Both offers were put before a crisis meeting of the City board yesterday.

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Online Petition

Coventry City Council has a duty to make the CCFC takeover happen

This petition has been made to help the club in going forward.

According to ICCoventry the Sky Blues are very close to being taken over.

The Coventry Evening Telegraph have said that a group of British investors have come up with a financial offer to take over both the club and the Ricoh Arena worth at least £30 million which will save the Sky Blues from administration.

Although the offer has yet to be formally approved, it is understood to be acceptable both to the club’s bankers, the Co-op, and to ACL, the company which owns the Ricoh.

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Joe Elliot today confirmed that there had been no approach for Iain Dowie - for the 9months of lies us fans have had from the Club - maybe they will realise how it feels having rumours spread about them!!!!

There are a few hot rumours on the grapefine that Iain Dowie is on his way out of the door first thing in the morning (26th October).

It is alleged that he will be going to Leicester City, taking his backroom staff with him.

Earlier on today we heard that there will be a news release in the morning, which was negative so could this be it?

I really hope that this is not true especially if he was to take Tim Flowers with him. He is a city lad born and bred so to leave the Sky Blues to go down the M69 would be the wrong thing to do but at the end of the day it is all about the money.