The recent news item about four prospects from the Coventry City Academy entering the professional circuit after signing their maiden professional contracts is being reported in influential publications. The youngsters talked about are Curtis Wynter, Ashley Cain, Adam Walker and Jermaine Grandison, each of whom is 18 years old. These four rising stars debuted for the Sky Blues in the season 2008/09 and displayed their exploits. Chris Coleman’s side served as a perfect launch pad and their efforts have yielded them one year contracts. Star prospect and midfielder Adam Walker is the first one from the fray to make his foray post a 2-0 triumph over Sheffield Wednesday. Curtis Wynter, a right back, came to prominence after his team’s 2-0 FA conquest in the third round over Kidderminster Harriers. (Read on …)

It was quite a proud match for the Coventry City particularly for Leon Best and Keiren Westwood as they made their respective debuts for Ireland. Both the players already play for Coventry City football club. (Read on …)

The last season for Coventry City (CC) was speckled with many near misses. Capacity, range, power and more so the will were all falling short in the 2008-2009 season. The constant losses have dragged the club down and resulted is continual fiscal loss. Nonetheless there still stands a dedicated army of staunch believers that religiously follows every game and eagerly prays for that one opportunity that will one day see Coventry City emerge as champions. With the new matches scheduled for the coming season Coventry City players will have ample opportunity to hone their skills and execute better gameplay. (Read on …)

Ricky Lambert is indeed the man of the moment. Coventry City has shown interest in the prolific striker and a summer move is being planned for him. Now this major decision is being taken by the club after it celebrated its 125th inception anniversary and successfully averted relegation to League One despite a 4-1 loss to Charlton. The club also saw off a sell out on the 7th March in the match against Premier League club Chelsea at the quarter final of FA Cup. Showing interest in the Rovers Striker is certainly not a bad move, but Coventry must be aware that they are not the only ones in the fray. (Read on …)

The annual report prepared by Jim Brown on Coventry City FC’s performance and other related happenings is finally out. It briefly outlines all the major events and even though Brown tries to maintain some sort on-off optimism throughout but unfortunately the lack of wins and paucity of goals can make even the a hard-line optimistic fan crumble. Though the two wins over Wolves and Birmingham was fantastic and perfectly executed it has been more than 38 years since City last finished in the top six of any division. City has some great sought after player like Danny Fox and Kieren Westwood among others nonetheless with the club still losing money it is difficult to imagine them sticking around for long. (Read on …)

Now with Leon Best news of injury the situation of injury problem has totally dominated Coventry City and has further worsened its problems as Best’s exclusion for the season’s last four games of Coventry City. (Read on …)

The players at Coventry City were shocked by Chris Coleman when he threw a surprising fitness test that was gruelling at the training centre. Toughness test is the test that is normally undertaken as a portion of pre-season programme. (Read on …)

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. (Read on …)

Clinton Morrison was warned that Coventry City would face a tough summer in trying to keep hold of star players at the start of Premier League. But the strikers of Sky Blue are trying to advise four payers of City, Danny Fox, Scott Dann, Keiren Westwood and Aron Gunnarsson to sign the new contracts offered by them in order to ensure that they stay in the club and help the club achieve success next season. (Read on …)

The First development manager for international business has been appointed by Ricoh Arena in Coventry City. Gill Sage who has joined them is a well known figure has behind her tremendous experience in the conference and exhibition industry at the international level stretching across the world. Her aim will be to attract and increase global business houses and international associations for various events to be held at the venue valued at 113 million pounds. (Read on …)