Coventry City Fc Collection (page 2)

Steve Bruce finds his way barred by Robert Rosarios elbow during Coventry Citys game with Manchester United at the Old Trafford ground. The final score was 5-0 to Manchester United

Footballer Kevin MacDonald has joined Coventry City FC from Liverpool. He is seen here shaking hands with John Sillett after he signed up for the Sky Blues. 7th July 1989

Coventry City v Wolves. Home game win for the Sky Blues. The final score was 3-1. 29th April 1967

Bobby Gould welcomes new signing Cyrille Regis to Coventry City with a cup of tea, served by catering staff members, Mary Shufflebotham(left) and Anne Hendrie. 10th October 1984

Cyrille Regis in action for Coventry City. 3rd February 1990

Portrait of Cyrille Regis, Coventry City Football Club player. 14th August 1990

Sky Blues manager John Sillett hands the number 9 shirt to Cyrille Regis for tomorrows game at Spurs. " Go out and show them you re not a spent force, " said Sillett. 26th August 1988

Cyrille Regis is surrounded by adoring Sky Blue fans at the end of his last home game for Coventry City. 9th May 1991

Sky Blue legend Cyrille Regis thanked fans for their support as he took a bow at Highfield Road. the 41-year-old was given a standing ovation when he joined players from Coventry

Cyrille Regis and John Barnes. 5th May 1990

Coventry Citys player, Cyrille Regis is off target from a scoring chance as Southamptons Neil Ruddock closes in. 7th August 1991

Coventry Citys new signing Cyrille Regis arrives at Ryton Connexion Club. 10th October 1984

Cyrille Regis and John Fashanu. 21st April 1990

Joe Elliott shakes on a shirt sponsorship deal for Coventry Citys Youth team with skipper John Gowans, to the delight of the coach Mick Coop. 30th September 1986

Coventry City manager Gordon Milne during a training session. 25th July 1979

City players went back to their childhood today... to prove they really are Sky Blues
City players went back to their childhood today...to prove they really are Sky Blues Babes. They posed for photographers wearing, wearing, wait for it...nappies and shower caps

Coventry City players wish Gordon Milne a fond farewell as he leaves the club to join second division Leicester City as manager. 2nd August 1982

The old and the new: Five Sky Blue stars of the past on parade at Massey Ferguson with the new tractor which has just come off the factorys production line

Mr David Boulstridge(right) presents Bobby Gould with is Manager of the Month prizes. 3rd October 1992

All games were called off and Coventry Citys groundsman Gordon Pettifer could only look on as his precious Highfield Road pitch lay beneath a blanket of snow. 8th February 1991

Tottenham Hotspurs v Coventry City. Coventry lost 3-2 at White Hart Lane. Steve Sedgley, Citys David Speedie and Spurs goalkeeper Erik Thorstvedt. 14th April 1990

Coventry City manager Gordon Milne during a training session. 25th July 1979

Coventry City players wish Gordon Milne a fond farewell as he leaves the club to join second division Leicester City as manager. 2nd August 1982

City players went back to their childhood today... to prove they really are Sky Blues
City players went back to their childhood today...to prove they really are Sky Blues Babes. They posed for photographers wearing, wearing, wait for it...nappies and shower caps

The loneliness of being the highest priced defender inthe land...Footballer Larry Lloyd, Coventry Citys record buy from Liverpool

Coventry City FC Team photo shoot including recent professional apprentice signings and young trialists. It was one of the biggest gatherings of players for a group photograph in the post-war period

Watching and waiting... footballer Larry Lloyd sits it out at Highfield Road today
Watching and waiting...footballer Larry Lloyd sits it out at Highfield Road today watching the Coventry City against Arsenal game. He is now waiting for a transfer to Nottingham Forest

Jimmy Hill, chairman of Coventry City Football Club arriving at Highfield Road, Coventry for an F.A. chairmans meeting. 11th April 1983

"Its all yours, Noel. Its the hardest seat in the world
" Its all yours, Noel. Its the hardest seat in the world, but it has its compensations" - Jimmy Hill hands over to Noel Cantwell and the Sky Blue story has another chapter

Gordon Milne, Coventry City manager and George Curtis were special guests at the official opening of the Sky Blue Club. Many other members of the Coventry City football team were at the event

England manager Bobby Robson gave these Sky Blues kids an official seal of approval at Highfield Road. Robson turned up to give his backing to Coventry Citys football development scheme being piloted

These are the men who brought First Division football to Coventry for the first time in 87 years of organised football. It was an extraordinary season in more ways than one for

Coventry City Football Club first team group photo. Back Row: Kearns, Roberts, Wesson, Glazier, Curtis, Hill. Middle row: Burckitt, Rees, Farmer, Mr Jimmy Hill(manager), Gould, Key, Pointer

Alan Dicks, Bristol City manager (left) and Gordon Milne, Coventry City manager celebrate after the 2-2 game which meant that both teams are to remain in the 1st division. 19th May 1977

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"Coventry City FC: A Journey Through Time and Triumphs" Step back in time to the 16th of August 1980, when Jimmy Hill took charge of Coventry City FC, steering them towards a new era of success. Relive the magic as Keith Houchen scores a breathtaking goal that left fans in awe. It was a moment that will forever be etched in Coventry City's history. Travel further back to the 23rd of August 1976, where footballer Larry Lloyd stood tall among his teammates during a team photoshoot. The camaraderie and determination captured in that image set the tone for their future triumphs. The Victoria Ground witnessed an intense battle between Coventry City and Stoke City on one fateful day. Despite their best efforts, it ended with a narrow 0-1 defeat for Coventry City. But they never lost hope; this setback only fueled their hunger for victory. In January 1974, Coventry City faced Derby County in an unforgettable FA Cup fourth-round match that ended with a thrilling scoreline of 0-0. Both teams showcased their resilience and skill throughout the game, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. Another memorable clash occurred when Coventry City locked horns with Manchester United in another FA Cup fourth-round encounter. The intensity on the field was palpable as both sides fought tooth and nail for glory. Footballers Dave Bennett and Lloyd McGrath made headlines not just for their skills but also for overcoming adversity together. They both broke bones while playing for Coventry City but showed incredible courage to bounce back stronger than ever before. Tommy Hutchison's signing marked a significant milestone for Coventry City as he joined them from his bedroom at Hotel Leofric. His talent would go on to make him an integral part of the team's success story. Off the pitch, Tommy Hutchison found solace at home surrounded by his loving children, Lynn, David, and John.