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Man City had their first Sky Blue kit in 1887 so have us beat sadly

In terms of nickname yes, however our first Sky Blue kit was in 1889. In fact from the point we changed from being Singers to Coventry City in 1898 we played in Sky Blue almost every season up until 1922. Great website here with all the old kits...

I know we were averaging about 1800 back in January. I’ve not seen any averages since then

NEWS: New Matchday Supporter Liaison Officers begin work on Sky Blues matchdays Were these the guys they had doing the checks on the way in on Monday? If so they were a million times better than the stewards that have done the checks/searches at all previous games. The queues were half the size

Stoke just seemed to want it more. Which considering they have nothing to play for this season, and we’re playing to get into the greatest league in the world is concerning.

Highfield Road - 1912 As viewed from the West Terrace/Main Stand corner

I think you misunderstand. It’s the amount of people for who the club is closest. Our “local” support is pretty much restricted to Coventry, Nuneaton, and Bedworth (along with Warwick, Rugby etc), as anyone supporting us from further afield are not supporting their local club.

It is all 92 clubs, but just focusing on the Championship.

For reference the population figure is for how many people that team is the closest club.

There were a few people moaning on here before the Hull game, saying that our support is poor due to the fact that were a big city. I do think some on here believe the Coventry area to be bigger than it actually is. Interestingly there is a table going around Twitter showing how well a team is...

He sort of scored the other night didn't he?

We could do with Huddersfield scoring

I think they actually are. Isn't this the press box in the middle of the away stand? Seems a strange part of the ground to put it in!

I wonder if I'll die without clearing my login details for pornhub out of chrome autosave

They'll be stored in a warehouse on the east side of the city

I'm gonna blame Hitler. We we're one of the favourites to be promoted in the 1939-40 season. Had that season been played out we would've got promoted and established ourselves as a top Division One team.

11 points from 9 games to beat last years points total, and maintain Robins' record of improving every year

Robins isn't perfect, and I doubt anyone (including him) would claim to be. But seriously, he literally saved our club. I don't care how many mistakes he may or may not make. As far as I'm concerned the man has earned the right to be our manager for as long as he wants