Last updated: 12:56, February 9, 2010
Coventry City news
The Sky Blues were formed in 1883 but they had to wait until 1987 for their only major trophy, when they lifted the FA Cup at Wembley after a 3-2 win over Tottenham.
From 1899 to 2005, Coventry played their home matches at Highfield Road before moving to the 32,500 all-seater stadium in August 2005.
Famous Coventry players from the past include Gar McAllister, Robbie Keane, Cyrille Regis and Tommy Hutchison.
No fresh woe for Sky Blues
Defenders Ben Turner, Marcus Hall and Jordan Clarke are out but Coventry have no new absentees for the visit of Nottingham Forest.
Sky Blues star looking for competition
Coventry's Clinton Morrison admits the Sky Blues need to boost their striking options if they want to soar up the Championship table.
Eastwood primed for City trip
Freddy Eastwood is expected to be passed fit to start for Coventry in their trip to Bristol City on Saturday.
Madine move on hold
Gary Madine's proposed move from Carlisle to Coventry has been shelved although City could make a renewed move for him this summer.
Chairman refutes price-tag claim
Coventry chairman Ray Ranson has denied claims he put a £3million valuation on Spurs target Keiren Westwood's head.
Sky Blues ace happy to stay
Keiren Westwood claims he did not have his head turned by speculation over his future and he is happy to focus on playing for Coventry.
Magpies seal Sky Blues swoop
Newcastle have completed the signing of Coventry City striker Leon Best after he penned a three-and-a-half-year deal.
Best set for Ricoh exit
Coventry's Republic of Ireland striker Leon Best is in talks over a transfer deadline day move to Newcastle.
Sky Blues ace in fitness race
Freddy Eastwood is hoping to shake off a knee injury in time to return to the Coventry side for the visit of Blackpool on Saturday.
Sky Blues ace linked with Prem chance
Spurs are being linked with three keepers - Coventry's Kieren Westwood, Watford's Scott Loach and Peterborough's Joe Lewis.
Rivals enter Barnett battle
Coventry City's hopes of securing a permanent deal for Leon Barnett have been jeopardised by reported interest from Sheffield United.
Boss awaits striker news
Chris Coleman hopes Freddy Eastwood comes through a late fitness test and is available to face Swansea at the Liberty Stadium tonight.
Westwood boost for City
Coventry's hopes of hanging onto Keiren Westwood have been boosted after Everton agreed a deal for Slovakian goalkeeper Jan Mucha.
Coleman admits Best will leave
Coventry boss Chris Coleman expects Leon Best to move on in the summer but says he has received no bids for the striker.
Star ready for contract talks
Coventry are holding talks with Clinton Morrison's agent to try and keep the striker at the Ricoh Arena.
