Sky Blues Collection (page 3)

Cheers... team manager Gordon Milne acts as "barman"
Cheers...team manager Gordon Milne acts as " barman" to pour the drinks for the players. It is not a normal training session but the Sky Blues have been sent some cans of beer from Malayan

Ronnie Farmer, Coventry City football Club player. 24th October 1959

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

Manchester United v Coventry City. Cyrille Regis. 1st April 1990

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

Jimmy Hill chats with the players at Coventry City FCs ground, Highfield Road, Coventry and welcomes two new signings, Ian Gibson and John Key. 19th July 1966

Coventry City 3-2 Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, Saturday 16th May 1987, Coventry Citys Keith Houchen scores a spectacular headed goal in the 62nd minute to level the scores 2-2

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

Tottenham Hotspurs v Coventry City. Coventry lost 3-2 at White Hart Lane. Spurs player Paul Gascoigne. 14th April 1990

Manchester United v Coventry City. Manager John Sillett urges his troops on at Old Trafford. 1st April 1990

Cheers... team manager Gordon Milne acts as "barman"
Cheers...team manager Gordon Milne acts as " barman" to pour the drinks for the players. It is not a normal training session but the Sky Blues have been sent some cans of beer from Malayan

The Coventry City FCs players at the training ground, Coventry. 20th July 1966

The Coventry City FCs players at the training ground, Coventry. Ian Gibson joins with Ray Pointer in a heading exercise with Ron Rees (right) and Brian Hill in the background. 20th July 1966

Coventry Citys goalkeeper, Bill Glazier, who opened Hewins new warehouse in Berrington Road, is signing a football watched by the staff and the Mayor of Leamington, Councillor Tom Nicholson

An unusual spot for a little spontaneous soccer - the forecourt of Hewins new warehouse in Leamington. Trying to get the ball past Coventry Citys goalkeeper, Bill Glazier

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 at Highfield Road ground, on the announcement of his appointment to chairman of Coventry City Football Club. 12th May 1980

Jimmy Hill, sports presenter with Angela Rippon, TV presenter, at the National Equestrian Centre at Stoneleigh for a fund-raising horse event in aid of Riding for the disabled. 18th March 1978

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

Jimmy Hill swings into action to open the golf driving range at Packington Park, the stately home of Lord Aylesford(second from left)

Coventry City Football Clubs manager Jimmy Hill is seen here with personality girls Joe Moriarty, Chris Lewis and Viv Campbell who aim to boost season ticket sales this season. 30th June 1975

Jimmy Hill, manager of Coventry City Football Club, at "The Sky Blue"pub
Jimmy Hill, manager of Coventry City Football Club, at " The Sky Blue" pub, Coventry. It was originally called " The Nugget Inn" at Coundon Green but Coventry licensing justices

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 players pictured during a training demo at Highfield Road stadium, Coventry. 8th August 1962

Firemen tackle a blaze at Coventry City Football Stadium, Highfield Road. 6th March 1968

Coventry City Football Club - Ronnie Farmer portrait. 10th August 1964

Coventry City Football Club - Team photo. 1967-68 Taken after they won the 2nd division championship trophy. They were promoted to the 1st division for the following season. 4th August 1967

Coventry City Football Club - Gary Gillespie portrait. 31st July 1981

Coventry City Football Club - Striker David Speedie(centre) became a Sky Blues player today when Coventry manager John Sillett(left) landed his No 1 target

Coventry City Football Club - Mick Ferguson portrait. 22nd July 1978

Coventry City Football Club - Team photo. 1967-68 Taken after they won the 2nd division championship trophy. They were promoted to the 1st division for the following season. 4th August 1967

Firemen tackle a blaze at Coventry City Football Stadium, Highfield Road. 6th March 1968

Coventry City Football Club - David Speedie portrait. 30th July 1987

Coventry City Football Club - Bill Glazier portrait. 21st July 1972

Coventry City Football Club - Mick Coop portrait. 25th July 1980

Coventry City Football Club - Peter Hill portrait. 18th August 1966

Coventry City Football Club - Ian Gibson portrait. Signed for Coventry City in July 1966 and played his first match on 10th August 1966. He left at the end of the 1968 season. 2nd May 1969

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"Sky Blues: A Journey Through Coventry City Football Club's Rich History" The Ricoh Arena - Home of the Sky Blues Highfield Road, a historic landmark for Coventry City FC Uncovering the Under-Soil at our beloved stadium Remembering Alf Wood: A Legend of Coventry City (1935-1959) Jimmy Hill Takes Charge: 16th August 1980 Keith Houchen's Spectacular Goal that Shook the World Capturing the Spirit: Team Photo Shoot with Larry Lloyd (23rd August 1976) The Coventry Building Society Arena - Our Fortress Alderman Mrs. Emily Allen Inspires from the Podium Tommy Hutchison's Ecstatic Celebration after Scoring A Historic Win against Stoke City at Victoria Ground (155711A-5. jpg) Coventry City vs Manchester United in FA Cup 4th Round Clash 13. Dave Bennett and Lloyd McGrath: Overcoming Adversity Together Join us as we delve into the captivating world of "Sky Blues, " exploring iconic moments, legendary players, and unforgettable victories etched in Coventry City Football Club's history. From its humble beginnings at Highfield Road to its modern-day home at the Ricoh Arena, this club has been a symbol of pride for fans across generations. We take you beneath the surface as we uncover an under-soil that holds countless memories and stories waiting to be told. One such tale is that of Alf Wood, whose portrait stands tall as a testament to his dedication during his tenure from 1935 to 1959. In more recent times, it was Jimmy Hill who took charge on that fateful day in August 1980, steering our beloved team towards new heights.