Coventry City: August 2008 - news archive

Freddy Eastwood will be back from injury to play some part in Coventry's clash against Doncaster Rovers at the Keepmoat Stadium.

Coventry's Leon McKenzie hopes he has done enough to keep Julian Gray out of the side at Doncaster at the weekend.

Chris Coleman has predicted Coventry will be a force in the Championship if he is allowed to "keep on improving the squad".

Chris Coleman has called for the ban on monitors in the dug out to be scrapped claiming they help managers to keep calm.

Coventry manager Chris Coleman slammed the display of referee Phil Dowd after the 3-0 loss to Bristol City.

Chris Coleman is again expected to play midfielder Aron Gunnarsson at right-back against Bristol City.

Coventry boss Chris Coleman is looking to add quality to his squad this month while he tries to ship out unwanted players.

Marcus Hall is confident of being fit to feature in the Coventry City starting XI after overcoming his ongoing injury problems.

Coventry striker Freddy Eastwood admits his first goal for the club was a fluke but feels he deserved some luck.

Sky Blues wide men Jay Tabb and Julian Gray are back in contention for the clash at Barnsley on Saturday.

Coventry chairman Ray Ranson was delighted to draw his former club Newcastle in the Carling Cup - a match to be screened live by Sky.

Young Coventry keeper Danny Ireland is set to make his debut against Aldershot in the Carling Cup on Wednesday night.

Chris Coleman has revealed Michael Mifsud could still have a future at Coventry but says the striker has to decide if he wants to stay.

Coventry striker Leon McKenzie insists he has no problem playing in midfield for the Sky Blues this season.

Defender Stephen Wright has joined Coventry and could make his debut along with new striker Clinton Morrison against Norwich City.

Coventry boss Chris Coleman has hinted he is set to hand Stephen Wright and Clinton Morrison deals to allow them to face Norwich.

Coventry new boy Aron Gunnarsson claims competition for places will spur him on as he looks for first-team football.

Maltese club Valetta FC have denied that they are interested in want-away Sky Blues striker Michael Mifsud.

Coventry are set to hand striker Clinton Morrison a short-term deal and he could start the season against Norwich in the first team.

Chris Coleman insists he is not totally happy with his Coventry squad and is keen to make more new signings.