Your personal City cult hero (2 Viewers)

Ccfcisparks · Friday at 11:17 AM

Who is your personal city cult hero? Someone who didn't necessarily pull up any trees, but you enjoyed watching and they stuck in your mind since.

For me its probably Lameiras. Really enjoyed watching him.

ms639 · Friday at 11:19 AM

Stern John

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon · Friday at 11:21 AM

Adebola

ajsccfc · Friday at 11:22 AM

Marcus Hall, I'm still bitter at Coleman for leaving him on the bench for his last game, although we did get battered by Watford so maybe it was a favour

PUSB-We_are_going_up · Friday at 11:22 AM

Good question to me the obvious answer in recent times (within last 10 years) is probably Matty Godden

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon · Friday at 11:23 AM

ms639 said:
Stern John

Always felt like he got alot of unfair criticism. Could have got more from this guy i feel, playin to his strengths better than we ever did and giving him more starts.

PUSB-We_are_going_up · Friday at 11:23 AM

My answer isnt regarding “didnt pull up and trees”

Levship20 · Friday at 11:24 AM

Kevin Gallagher

AOM · Friday at 11:24 AM

Aron Gunnarsson

Sky Blue Goblin · Friday at 11:25 AM

Frank Moussa

Ccfcisparks · Friday at 11:26 AM

Moussa is a good shout.

Covkid1968# · Friday at 11:26 AM

Snowy Whelan

LastChance · Friday at 11:27 AM

Tommy Hutch, no question. He just had incredible skill, great character too and was with us for years

Williescar · Friday at 11:29 AM

Bill Glazier

SkyBlueCharlie9 · Friday at 11:31 AM

David Smith for a couple of years... touch of the Sakamoto's about his wing play albeit on left.
Also Chris Marsden for a few months.

JimmyHillsbeard · Friday at 11:34 AM

Kevin Gallacher virtually the only reason to carry on watching Coventry under Butcher and particularly Don Howe.

fernandopartridge · Friday at 11:37 AM

John Gayle - him turning out for a top flight club always gave me the encouragement that I could make it in the game

clint van damme · Friday at 11:41 AM

LastChance said:
Tommy Hutch, no question. He just had incredible skill, great character too and was with us for years

I think it's fair to say he did 'pull up trees'.

ptr · Friday at 11:42 AM

Dennis Wise

mmttww · Friday at 11:42 AM

David Thompson

sent off first game, scored screamers.

skyblueheaven · Friday at 11:43 AM

Big Mo

clint van damme · Friday at 11:43 AM

fernandopartridge said:
John Gayle - him turning out for a top flight club always gave me the encouragement that I could make it in the game

I know someone who was at blues with him.
They sometimes had to give him separate routines to do away from the main training drills due to his inability to do the basics.

Incredible how he made a career from it.

Cally Fedora · Friday at 11:44 AM

A few through the years and also, not always the best players.
Hormantschuk
Regis
Furlong
Rosario
Tabb
Grimmer
McDonald
Clarke
Eccles

clint van damme · Friday at 11:44 AM

ptr said:
Dennis Wise

Again, he definitely 'pulled up trees'.

Ccfcisparks · Friday at 11:45 AM

Cally Fedora said:
A few through the years and also, not always the best players.
Hormantschuk
Regis
Furlong
Rosario
Tabb
Grimmer
McDonald
Clarke
Eccles

Leon Clarke or Jordan?

Or maybe even Nathan

Cally Fedora · Friday at 11:45 AM

clint van damme said:
I know someone who was at blues with him.
They sometimes had to give him separate routines to do away from the main training drills due to his inability to do the basics.

Incredible how he made a career from it.

I can vividly remember the Cov Tel headline “Gayle blows in”. Hmmmm, more of a gentle breeze.

Cally Fedora · Friday at 11:46 AM

Ccfcisparks said:
Leon Clarke or Jordan?

Or maybe even Nathan

Leon

JSL · Friday at 11:47 AM

Unsung - Lloyd McGrath, the other end - Dion Dublin

TinPotTaylor · Friday at 11:48 AM

Stephen Hughes

pusbccfc · Friday at 11:50 AM

Moussa probably scored the greatest range of Coventry goals of any player in our history.

This doesn't even include the goal away at Preston with his weak foot...

Levship20 · Friday at 11:50 AM

Trevor Peake

pusbccfc · Friday at 11:52 AM

Cally Fedora said:
Leon

Leon Clarke is probably too good for this! He was the best player in the division that year, better than Wilson at the time.

fernandopartridge · Friday at 11:53 AM

In recent times it is probably Liam Kelly, he was absolutely instrumental in two promotions (in my opinion significantly more effective than Doyle in midfield in L2) and even played a part in getting within a penalty shootout of a third.

clint van damme · Friday at 11:57 AM

Any time there's a thread like this people always list answers that are the total opposite of what's being asked

Did not pull up any trees folks, DID NOT!!

We've currently got someone considered one of our greatest ever players and an FA Cup winner for fucks sake

Skybluecol · Friday at 12:00 PM

George Boateng in our Prem years & John Fleck as a more recent choice

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