The positions were booked in the in the English Championship playoffs by Cardiff City & Reading. Both of them are just a step away from the Premier League with equal chances. Cardiff had to face disappointment at relegated Charlton with drawing 2-2. Whereas Reading beat Derby 2-0. However, good or bad both these results were enough to Cardiff City & Reading to get to 74 points with six clear 7th place. (Read on …)

The holding company of the Southampton club the Southampton Leisure Holding is under serious financial trouble and trading in the share of SLH was halted. If we consider the worst scenario where Southampton Leisure Holdings fold up, then the club has to follow. But the most likely scenario is that SLH will try to negotiate with its two main creditors namely Barclays Bank and Norwich Union and there is every possibility that the club may change hands and get a new parent or a new individual boss. (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 …)

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 …)

Coventry City is all out to get their aim, and that is a chance in take up a berth in one of the six slots at the Championship. According to the big boss Chris Coleman who has remained silent for maximum number games felt confident and are seeking to settle for a strong finish. He feels it is worth running after the cup and chance for a place in the last six, by looking at the way the team is been performing up till now in the league. (Read on …)

The Coca Cola Championship witnessed on 17th February, 2009 that Burnley managed to achieve a draw against Coventry with the help of substitute Eagles who scored in the dying moments of the game. (Read on …)

When you hold a position of some responsibility and are in public domain, you can’t just say whatever comes to your mind. You need to be extra cautious when it involves English football and its innumerable passionate fans. (Read on …)

Crystal Palace manager, Neil Warnock, has blasted referee Clive Penton for what he believed was a sure penalty that was denied by the referee. The manager couldn’t believe his eyes when the referee let go Ipswich’s Tommy Miller, who apparently was involved in a serious tackle with Nick Carle. Neil Warnock has reasons to feel aggrieved as at that time his team was trailing 1-2, and a timely intervention would have given his team a wonderful opportunity to draw level. Instead, he and his team had to bear the ignominy of a 4-1 defeat by Ipswich. (Read on …)

Bryan Gunn has taken over the reins as the manager of the Norwich, albeit temporarily, this week after their manager Glenn Roeder made an abrupt exit. (Read on …)