Exciting times for all skyblues (1 Viewer)

[skyblue_55]

February & we are looking at the prospect of edging onto 5th place in the league , a hopeful bumper crowd at home in the FA cup & who knows as to wether one or two possible appearances at Wembley to add to another progressive campaign.
Come on City

 

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[wingy]

Got to take a five point advantage over West brom?

 

[Mucca Mad Boys]

Got to take a five point advantage over West brom?

We’re 1 point behind them now, a win against PNE and WBA would be massive.

WBA have got Plymouth and Hull away before they play us so we could both be out of the playoffs by March 2nd.

 

[wingy]

We’re 1 point behind them now, a win against PNE and WBA would be massive.

WBA have got Plymouth and Hull away before they play us so we could both be out of the playoffs by March 2nd.

Game in hand I was examplyfying?

 

[Mucca Mad Boys]

Game in hand I was examplyfying?

Counting chickens before they’ve hatched. That game in hand against Plymouth is away, likewise, Hull’s game in hand is against Southampton away.

Hoping 2 losses but my money would be on an Albion draw and Southampton win.

 

[Cally Fedora]

Exciting indeed. Really enjoying a few years of being a winning team after years and years of survival mode.

 

[Sick Boy]

WBA will be an inevitable defeat, as usual.

 

[Gynnsthetonic]

Been going up since 1978 and I can say the last 6 years have been some of the best, I look forward to every match and love it just as much as ever!

 

[SkyBlueSoul]

From The Athletic, didn't feel it deserved it's own thread but a nice stat at the end that I wasn't aware of.

Coventry’s record scoring run​

Keep your eyes on Coventry City — one of the Championship’s in-form sides.

They continued their impressive run away at Stoke, with an Ellis Simms strike giving Mark Robins’ side all three points.

Coventry have only lost once in the league since December 2, winning eight and drawing five.

They reached the play-off final last season, losing to Luton Town on penalties, and appear to be making another late push this time around. They occupy the final play-off position, above Norwich City and Hull City on goal difference.

Five points separate West Bromwich Albion in fifth and Sunderland in 10th — the fact it’s so tight means goal difference could be the deciding factor. Good thing for Coventry, then, that they appear to have goals in abundance.

Saturday was the 17th game in a row in which they have scored — their best run since 1967.

 

[johnb]

Back page of Saturday’s Stoke Sentinel

 

[HadjiChippo]

Back page of Saturday’s Stoke Sentinel

We’ve definitely got one of the best managers in the country (definitely in the top 5 outside the premier league, and better than a few in it). Not many could rebuild a club from the bottom on a shoestring the way he has for us.

Players can come and go, it’s Robins leaving that gives me nightmares.

 

[skybluecam]

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Particularly relevant to them considering how much money they’ve spunked to be in a relegation battle

 

[Astute]

We’ve definitely got one of the best managers in the country (definitely in the top 5 outside the premier league, and better than a few in it). Not many could rebuild a club from the bottom on a shoestring the way he has for us.

Players can come and go, it’s Robins leaving that gives me nightmares.

I would go as far as the best outside the Prem.

He hasn't just taken us from League 2 to being so close last season. Twice we have had to play without a proper home game. Having players sold at a bad time like last season with Hyam. Normally about the lowest budget. And the squad he took over was not very good at all and that's being polite.

Has anyone forgotten how we looked more likely to be relegated from the football league than to get promoted that season? We're so lucky to have him.

 

[Skybluecol]

I would go as far as the best outside the Prem.

He hasn't just taken us from League 2 to being so close last season. Twice we have had to play without a proper home game. Having players sold at a bad time like last season with Hyam. Normally about the lowest budget. And the squad he took over was not very good at all and that's being polite.

Has anyone forgotten how we looked more likely to be relegated from the football league than to get promoted that season? We're so lucky to have him.

My biggest fear of our club is losing him.....nothing else. The day will come.....I just hope it's a long way off

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Back page of Saturday’s Stoke Sentinel

It’s a great read
Sunderland this season and their treatment of managers is just awful and Birmingham they deserve no success

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

My biggest fear of our club is losing him.....nothing else. The day will come.....I just hope it's a long way off

Gonna be a while yet I’d reckon

 

[Bad Boy]

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It's the Sentnul, conna read duck?