The recently concluded fortnight for the Sky Blues has been very disappointing. Out of the four games played by Coventry City they have been on the loosing side in all the three league matches. It all started on March 4 at the home ground at Ricoh Arena when they lost the Football League Championship match to Sheffield United by a score of 1-2, the justification by Chris Coleman is that it was because of distraction on account of the FA Quarter Final Cup match against Chelsea that they lost focus of the match and lost. The ordeal actually had just started. (Read on …)

With the view to consolidate the building process of Coventry City FC it has been confirmed by the Coventry City Chairman Ray Ranson that the club has begin the process of opening talks with the members of the first team and others regarding extension of the contracts. In view of the same Leon McKenzie who is presently injured has been offered the extension for a new contract. (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 …)