guicey15
New Member
"It's hard to know where to start really. As I am sure you all know, I am moving on and it's been one of the toughest decisions of my life.
"I've loved my time here at Coventry City apart from, obviously, the fact that we got relegated last season which was horrible for everyone involved with the club.
"But even the day we went down will live long in my memory as the reception I received from the supporters as I left the pitch was unbelievable and is something I won't forget.
"I think that day and the way I've been treated by the fans ever since I arrived is what has made it such a tough decision to leave.
"I've made loads of friends here and the club have been absolutely brilliant with me and have made it really clear that they want me to stay. They've offered me a new deal and I move on knowing that Coventry City did everything they could to keep me here.
"We've been talking pretty much since the end of the season and I've been overwhelmed really and it's made it a very difficult decision.
"It didn't come down to money - I think everyone who knows me understands that I am not motivated by money. I just felt that at this time in my career I wanted to play at the highest level of football I can.
"Even though it's been a difficult decision, I just felt that this was an opportunity that I couldn't turn down and I hope that all the fans understand that.
"As for next season, I think the gaffer is putting together a really good squad that will be more than capable of challenging for promotion and, having played alongside some of the new boys in training, it could be an exciting season ahead.
"I do genuinely hope that Coventry get their rightful place back in the Championship next season and that one day they can be a Premier League team all over again."
"I've loved my time here at Coventry City apart from, obviously, the fact that we got relegated last season which was horrible for everyone involved with the club.
"But even the day we went down will live long in my memory as the reception I received from the supporters as I left the pitch was unbelievable and is something I won't forget.
"I think that day and the way I've been treated by the fans ever since I arrived is what has made it such a tough decision to leave.
"I've made loads of friends here and the club have been absolutely brilliant with me and have made it really clear that they want me to stay. They've offered me a new deal and I move on knowing that Coventry City did everything they could to keep me here.
"We've been talking pretty much since the end of the season and I've been overwhelmed really and it's made it a very difficult decision.
"It didn't come down to money - I think everyone who knows me understands that I am not motivated by money. I just felt that at this time in my career I wanted to play at the highest level of football I can.
"Even though it's been a difficult decision, I just felt that this was an opportunity that I couldn't turn down and I hope that all the fans understand that.
"As for next season, I think the gaffer is putting together a really good squad that will be more than capable of challenging for promotion and, having played alongside some of the new boys in training, it could be an exciting season ahead.
"I do genuinely hope that Coventry get their rightful place back in the Championship next season and that one day they can be a Premier League team all over again."
