Last updated: 17:31, November 19, 2008
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.
Coleman open to Mifsud sale
Michael Mifsud could earn a move from Coventry with a good performance for Malta on Wednesday, according to manager Chris Coleman.
Gray clouds his Sky Blues future
Julian Gray has admitted he wants to secure a permanent switch from Coventry City to Fulham at the end of the season.
Coleman desperate for midfielder to play
Coventry boss Chris Coleman will examine every option to get Aron Gunnarsson playing after he suffered a suspected broken wrist injury.
Keeper eyes home comforts
Coventry goalkeeper Keiren Westwood admits the side's home form needs to be addressed after a poor last month.
Former favourite a target - Coleman
Chris Coleman admits former Coventry star Gary McSheffrey remains on his wanted list when the player returns to full fitness.
Star on Wright track
Stephen Wright is close to making his Sky Blues comeback against Plymouth Argyle after coming through a reserves outing.
Coleman ready for Westwood interest
Chris Coleman is worried he will get "a few phone calls" about rising star Keiren Westwood's availability in the January window.
Cookie eyes new players
Coventry boss Chris Coleman has served time on his underperforming players after the 2-0 defeat at home to Crystal Palace.
Tabb set to stay in side
Coventry midfielder Jay Tabb is set to stay in the side which entertains Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Star won't disrespect fans
Clinton Morrison says he will not celebrate if he scores against Crystal Palace on Saturday out of respect for the Eagles fans.
Injured pair step up comebacks
Coventry duo Leon McKenzie and Stephen Wright could be back in action by the end of the month after making good progress from injuries.
Westwood the difference - Coleman
Chris Coleman picked out Kieren Westwood for praise after Coventry pulled off a shock 1-0 win over Birmingham on Monday.
Tabb pulls Coleman's plan together
Chris Coleman says injuries to Jay Tabb and Leon McKenzie are threatening to disrupt the balance of his Sky Blues side.
Morrison ready for tough test
Clinton Morrison has warned Coventry face a genuine test of their credentials against his old club Birmingham on Monday.
Boss hoping for injury fillip
Chris Coleman is hoping injured quartet Jay Tabb, Danny Fox, Scott Dann and Guilly Beuzelin will all return against Birmingham.
