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Andy Thorn puts confidence in the Ricoh factor

ANDY Thorn admits that Coventry City's record on the road is "appalling" - but he is confident that the Ricoh factor will get them back on track tomorrow.

Coventry City: Defeat hit us hard but we'll pick ourselves up

AS definitions of abject misery go, it would be difficult to beat the scene in Bloomfield Road's away dressing room at around 10pm on Tuesday night.

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New striker could be on the way for Coventry City

COVENTRY City could have a new striker on board when they travel to Reading on Saturday week.

Get behind Coventry City in relegation battle with cut price tickets

AS COVENTRY City fans you have become used to being let down by your club.

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Blackpool 2 Coventry City 1 - Andy Turner's verdict

Ian Holloway, whose pre-match interview was broadcast on the big screen, declared "Coventry don't deserve to be where they are" and promised that his side would go all-out for early goals in an attempt to crack the Sky Blues' fragile confidence.

Coventry City: Sky Blues 'robbed of points' in last-minute defeat, says Blackpool boss Ian Holloway

LUCKLESS Coventry City suffered a demoralising blow at Bloomfield Road last night but Blackpool manager Ian Holloway admitted afterwards Andy Thorn's men were robbed of what would have been a crucial three points.

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Coventry City: Andy Thorn hopes to grab new players - and keep Richard Keogh

ANDY Thorn was today hoping for a productive transfer deadline day - and is confident of keeping hold of sought-after defender Richard Keogh.

Coventry City: Cyrus Christie learning from Hermann Hreidarsson

IF Cyrus Christie needs any reassurance about how fast his football career is progressing - and how far it might go - he merely has to glance across at the opposite flank of Coventry City's back four.

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Coventry City: Where has all the money gone?

SISU had to stump up £9million before a ball had been kicked when they took over Coventry City in 2007.

Coventry City fans have their say on club's ownership

COVENTRY City fans have bombarded the Telegraph website with their views on chief executive Tim Fisher's revelations about the club's owners and where their reported £30million investment has gone.

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TIM FISHER entered the fray at Coventry City somewhat out of nowhere; filling the void left by the acrimonious departure of Ken Dulieu.

To me, and I imagine to most City fans, he was someone about which I had heard very little, and given his association with Sisu I felt it necessary to greet his arrival with the default air of distrust that is commonplace with anyone with even the slightest link to the current owners of the club.

However, his refreshing candour has all but banished any cynicism I initially felt towards him. His rhetoric is honest and to-the-point; two qualities that have been notable by their absence in the little correspondence between Sisu and the Coventry City faithful.

Who owns Coventry City FC?

COVENTRY City chief executive Tim Fisher has assured supporters that the club has got nothing to hide.

Can Gary Hoffman impress the dragons' den?

LONG-SUFFERING Coventry City fans have resorted to religion, astrology and good old fashioned superstition in a bid to lift their spirits over the past couple of years.

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THOSE who harboured doubts about the capability of Andy Thorn's January acquisitions to bring about a change in Coventry City's fortunes must have seriously reconsidered their point of view following Saturday's emphatic dismantling of playoff hopefuls Middlesbrough.

Whether Alex Nimely and Herman Hreiðarsson are capable of lifting the Sky Blues from their lowly position at the bottom of the Championship table remains to be seen, but both players provided plenty of reason for optimism in their first appearances at The Ricoh.

With the news that James McPake has sealed a loan move that sees him journey north of the border for the remainder of the season, all eyes are now on the City gaffer to see whether his third throw of the dice will come to fruition, and more importantly, whether it will be a signing of sufficient quality to give the squad one last kick up the backside.

Coventry City: James McPake happy to return to Ricoh in the summer

JAMES McPake insists he's more than happy to return to Coventry City in the summer in a bid to re-establish his place in the team next season.

Coventry City: Alex Nimely eager to play alongside Clive Platt after working with Roque Santa Cruz and Jo Silva

HALF-an-hour or so after his hugely-encouraging Coventry bow alongside Clive Platt, Alex Nimely was asked if that was the first time he'd partnered a lofty target man.

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Sammy Clingan: I'll give 110 per cent to Coventry City - while I'm here

OUT of contract in the summer and seemingly keen to keep his options open rather than commit himself to a new deal, it appears a foregone conclusion that captain Sammy Clingan won't be pulling on a Coventry City shirt next season.

Andy Thorn: More players may go - if Coventry City get a big offer

ANDY THORN has admitted that he may be forced to part with one of his Coventry City players if a substantial bid comes in.

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