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“We could then control all of our revenues, just as the club did at Highfield Road, and build a sustainable base for the club to prosper. “Of course this would involve a full consultation with supporters but this is something we do not want to do even though financially it makes a lot more...

“We're all gutted and disappointed,” McSheffrey told the Observer. “But we've gone to places this year and scored four goals, won 3-0 and 4-1 so I can't see why we can't go and do that again at their place. “We know it's not impossible but it's going to be difficult. If we go there and get...

"There is a great team spirit in this squad. "We're going to be up there come the end of the season, I'm fairly confident of that. "We've had some great performances recently and that can only continue. "The more games we play the more confident we'll be and the more wins we'll get so there...

"I wanted to come back because I knew I wouldn't have played at Derby. "I'm not the sort of person that is happy to just sit on the bench. That isn't me. "You always want to start games as a player but the lads picked up a great result at MK Dons. I don't think as a player you can ever just...

Chairman Manny Cohen: “It was a fantastic occasion for the club and one we'll all never forget,” Mr Cohen told the Observer.“Coventry treated us amazingly well. The result could have been better but they looked after us and treated us well. “The players did the club proud with their...

www.coventryobserver.co.uk/2012/10/23/sport-Fleck-bidding-for-a-brighter-future-with-the-Sky-Blues--53548.html

I think you probably are!

"Every manager brings their own characteristics to the job and Mark Robins is no different. "He said what he had to say at the break. He didn't shout or anything like that. He's basically just told us what we've got to work on and what we've got to do and we came out straight away in the...

My job is being a footballer. I didn't want to just sit there at Derby and pick my money up. I wanted to help another team out if I could. "I've come here to get first team action and I wanted to come to a team that can play football and are looking to go places. Read more: Sky Blues loan...

Seems a bit harsh that you should point the blame to Kilbane, a 35-year-old playing on the left, for not getting back in the 86th minute to stop a striker from scoring inside the box! Looking for excuses, get off his back he brings a wealth of experience to this young team, he is a cool head on...

I'm pretty sure the cross came in from the left! So you would be referring to a lack of tracking back for the goal by reece brown and adam barton, not Kilbane and Hussey!?

Were you both at the game or you just both clueless about football? I thought Kilbane did absolutely fine!

Well that's just a silly comment isn't it, you clearly know what I mean so for now...Get of his back and give him a fair chance

Three-hour drive to Yeovil Town and you call people jumping on the band wagon! I can never understand why even our own supporters slag each other off!

Don't judge Thorn on last season, judge him ten games in. This is now HIS squad of players and deserves to take some critism if it's looking bad a coupel of months in!

Just saw that on the Observer website! Could do a good job in League One...Lets wait and see if it turns out to be true!

More encouraging words from the man himself! http://www.coventryobserver.co.uk/2012/08/16/sport-Richard-Shaw---Fans-set-to-play-their-part-47975.html

He seems to know what he is talking about!

It would have been nice to have played Villa to gain some sort of revenge from 2001, but the Blues will have to do for now!

http://www.coventryobserver.co.uk/2012/08/15/sport-Sky-Blues-assistant-Richard-Shaw-delivers-League-One-warning--47879.html