BBC Sport | Football | My Club | Coventry City All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Hughes hopes for better next term Coventry City's captain Stephen Hughes hopes the club will avoid another relegation scrap next season. ·Relieved Coleman bemoans 'agony' Coventry manager Chris Coleman insists he experienced the worst day of his career despite the club narrowly avoiding relegation at Charlton. ·Charlton 4-1 Coventry Coventry escape relegation to League One by a point despite a heavy defeat against Charlton at The Valley. ·Fans' views on relegation fears How are you dealing with the awful threat of going down? ·Coventry 1-1 Wolves Wolves fight back from a goal down to deny Coventry a win that would have ensured their Championship survival. ·Sky Blues target 'not for sale' Oxford United chairman Nick Merry denies that the club want to sell player of the yearLuke Foster. ·Tabb top of Coventry fans poll Coventry City midfielder Jay Tabb was a clear winner of the Sky Blues' Player of the Year award, receiving 84% of the votes. ·Colchester 1-5 Coventry Five second-half goals ease Coventry's relegation fears as they comfortably beat already-relegated Colchester. ·Marshall extends Sky Blues deal Goalkeeper Andy Marshall agrees a one-year extension to his contract at Coventry City. ·Your say - 606 The latest Coventry content and debate on 606

Cov City Til I Die Cov City Til I Die - Coventry City News and Views. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Another Home Defeat Three sendings off, and yet another home defeat, brought the curtain down on the end of another season of under-achievement. Things can only get better .... can't they? ·Hammered Again The end of this season just cannot come quickly enough for me. In 1967 we gained promotion to the top flight. In 1987 we won the FA Cup. And 20 years on, all we look like winning this time is the 'Worst Coventry Side Ever' award. This really has been a season to forget.... ·CET Article No. 8 Despite deserving it, Mr. Dowie didn't win the 'Manager Of The Month Award' for March, but has been struck by the curse that goes with picking up said accolade - not winning your next few matches! Instead, Roy Keane won it, because his ever improving Sunderland side are still improving. ·Reasons To Be Cheerful As first months under new management go, I don't think things could really have gone much better for Coventry City under Iain Dowie's leadership.... ·Dowie's First Defeat Well, Blues had no Cole, and no McSheffrey .... and no real need for them either. This was a Coventry City performance so poor, it's as if Mickey Adams had taken charge again. ·Magic Mifsud Inspires Coventry Finally, Coventry City show some balls in a local derby! And, as a result, we earned an invaluable three points to move nearer to being mathematically clear of any relegation battle. ·CET Article 7 How nice it is to actually write a fanzone section, and have something positive to say?! And for that, I have to say a big thank you to Mr. Dowie and Mr. Flowers (And possibly one or three others) for restoring my faith in Coventry City. Charlton's loss is definitely our gain! ·Fletcher Gets His Man So, after the abject surrender that was our display against rivals Leicester, and our feeble attempts to stay above them in the table, some good news - Iain Dowie is now in charge of Coventry City. ·Life Without Mickey - Part II For the three games Adrian Heath has been in charge for, the team, and the pattern, remains largely the same. We had out moments against Plymouth and Sunderland, but sloppy defending and wasted chances cost us. And the poor display versus Luton brought points! ·Life Without Mickey - Part I And so the guessing game begins (Actually it began some time ago, but I never quite got round to finishing this article 'til now!) - just who will be the next Coventry City manager?

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