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It would also help differentiate between Man City and ourselves. Don't think anyone else has a sky blue striped kit do they? Be nice to have something unique for a change. Just had a quick look at Man City's kit history and they have never really had stripes for the past 100 years.

Looks so much nicer I think. Have liked nearly all the striped kits. This season's plain kit is just awful I feel. Anaemic.

Following on from the favourite kit thread, it got me thinking whether or not fans preferred plain sky blue or sky blue with stripes (either dark blue or white as worn before). So, simple question, if we the fans had our say would we go for plain or stripes? Stripes for me. Think our best...

Wonder at what point in time black strips were outlawed. Would guess when we wore the black kit refs didn't wear black in those days.

This season's kit looks like it's been set on a high temperature.

You never heard of anyone adapting to the conditions as a game wears on? Seriously? :thinking about:

Yep, agree. I know they were lower league, but we won and our away form ain't that bad and like you say it's our home form that is. I think it right and proper for the manager to look at all angles and all possibilities. The passing that first 20 mins was atrocious to say the least!

Were Dagenham and York not away games then? I'm confused. It's 4 wins out of 10 away. What difference does it make if it is a cup or league game? We are talking about whether we play better away or not!

Our away form isn't shite. Won away at Dagenham and York in the cup. In the league, won 2, drawn 2, lost 4. So in total, 10 games, won 4, drawn 2, lost 4. That's not shite. That's not bad at all.

Man City don't play in all sky blue!! You ARE my wife!!! :facepalm:;)

Put this up on another thread. City kits since our inception. Which are your favourites out of all these kits? http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Coventry_City/Coventry_City.htm I like ........ 1898-1904 (sky blue and dark blue) 1907-08 (dark blue breast, sky blue sleeves) 1986-87 (cup...

We didn't play with a coloured ball yesterday. I do feel I am talking to my wife here, cos no-one's listening. ;) 1. The manager said this, not the fans. Feel free to call the manager ridiculous! 2. I am talking about a team playing in one single colour (same colour shirts, same colour...

But it's not all one colour.

He doesn't know any of that though cos he came into such a mess!

Do Man U play in a one-coloured kit and in front of a stadium full of empty seats in the same colour as the kit? Do Man City play in a one-coloured kit and in front of a stadium full of empty seats in the same colour as the kit? And players do look up. If they don't it's no wonder our passes...

Only from 1962. We have had sky blue before, but many other kits over the years and no sky blue at all for 40 years between 1922 and 1962. http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Coventry_City/Coventry_City.htm We are the Sky Blues, but haven't always been. We were the Bantams for an absolute age.

'Robins was SISU's second choice - even SISU didn't want him!' How can you say they didn't want him if he was 2nd choice? That doesn't make sense. That means that out of over 75 applicants he was down to the final 2. How on earth does that compute as they didn't want him? He may have not been...

Well, would agree but as the game wore on the passing got much better. I have a suggestion and it's not as daft as it sounds. Cover the empty seats in black cloth as they do between the home and away fans by Singer's Corner. Or ... and I know it wouldn't be too popular, play a game (JPT?) at...

The fact was on Saturday that, that was a very, very empty stadium and the passing in the first 20 mins was nothing short of shocking. Never seen so many passes go behind the player aimed at and straight out of play in such a short period of time. I don't care if anything sounds daft or not, we...

Pretty sure that unless you are Jay Tabb the grass isn't at eye level.