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COVENTRY City have refused to be drawn into a public war of words with contract rebel Keiren Westwood.
Alan Poole column: Why Aidy Boothroyd is right in Keiren Westwood saga
KEIREN Westwood insists that he's no Big Time Charlie - but he's surely the best bet for filling the role at the Ricoh Arena until Coventry City can sign one up on a full-time basis.
FIND out the latest Coventry City news and all the rest of the football on Transfer Deadline Day as it happens.
We'll be hosting a national Transfer Deadline Day Blog, bring you all the deals as they happen up to today's 5pm deadline.
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Aidy Boothroyd: Players must fight for place in team
AIDY Boothroyd insists that no player's place is safe in the side as he looks to create "feisty" competition in every position in the team.
Coventry City rule out Lloyd Sam signing
AIDY BOOTHROYD has ruled out making a swoop for out-of-contract winger Lloyd Sam.
COVENTRY CITY reporter Andy Turner will hold a live web chat with CCFC fans today (Monday).
The Telegraph's Sky Blues specialist will be online for an hour starting at 10am.
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Gary Deegan: Coventry City belong in the Premier League
I AM delighted to be at Coventry City where I already feel right at home.
Chris Coleman worry that Leon Barnett will get 'poached'
CHRIS COLEMAN says he's desperate to sign Leon Barnett but fears a 'bigger club' may come in and sign thw West Brom centre-back first.
Coventry City FC must be more consistent, says Clinton Morrison
LEADING scorer Clinton Morrison admits Coventry City's stuttering form is taking the shine off his best ever start to a season
Coventry City's kids hit five against Portsmouth
COVENTRY CITY'S under-18s celebrated taking another Premier League scalp at the weekend to set them up nicely for a top of the table clash with local rivals Leicester City, who are two points ahead going into Saturday's fixture.
DON'T miss all the football news from across the Midlands as the transfer deadline approaches.
Our live blog will cover the soccer news, gossip and speculation across the region right up until the 5pm deadline. Just wait for it to appear below...
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IT'S FA Cup time folks and Coventry Telegraph Online offering you a special service for tonight's game against Blackburn Rovers.
We will be reporting live from the ground in an online blog. We will have Coventry City reporter Andy Turner on hand to bring you the latest updates, he will be joined by two of our multimedia team Dave Higgerson and Martin Smith.
Dave will be alongside Andy at the Ricoh bringing you the action as it happens and coventrytelegraph.net website editor Martin will be joining in the fun to make sure you know exactly what's happening not only at the Ricoh but from around the grounds...
JAMES McPake headed south because he was eager to test himself in a higher standard of football and the Scottish defender's Coventry City career could hardly have got off to a more demanding start.
He was pitched straight into a debut against Championship pace-setters Wolverhampton Wanderers last weekend, winning rave reviews from the management and the media for his performance against the potent double act of Chris Iwelumo and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.
And after the glamorous distraction of yesterday's FA Cup duel against Blackburn Rovers, he is facing up to two more high-octane league games in the space of four days, with a trip to promotion-chasing Burnley on Tuesday followed by Saturday's Ricoh Arena clash with derby rivals Birmingham City.
But it's a prospect he relishes and he's delighted that his protracted move from Livingston was sorted out in the last few hours of the transfer window, so he can face those challenges now rather than having to wait until next season.
"They will be tough games," he admitted, "but I prefer it that way. and I'm really looking forward to it.
"It has been an unsettling time for me, which is maybe one of the reasons why I haven't played many games since the start of January.
"I made it clear I wanted to come here - Livingston knew that and Coventry knew that - so I'm glad everything was finally sorted out and I was able to sign six months early.
"That gives me time to get some games under my belt and get a feel for the place before next season ."
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