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Away Guide
Championship: Coventry City

Coventry City badgeNickname: The Sky Blues
Year formed:
1883
Ground:
Ricoh Arena
Capacity:
32,500 2007/08 average: 19,123
For visitors:
3,000 in one corner of the Jewson South Stand
Record attendance:
51,455
Position last season:
21st in the Championship
Manager: Chris Coleman (February 2008)

Players in: Guillaume Beuzelin (Hibernian, free), Kieran Westwood (Carlisle, £500,000)
Players out: Colin Hawkins (Brighton, free), Liam Davis (Northampton, free)
Key man: Jay Tabb

Record transfer fee paid: £6.5m (Craig Bellamy, Norwich, 2000)
Record transfer fee received: £13m (Robbie Keane, Inter Milan, 2000)

Ricoh ArenaTicket office: 0870 421 1987
Ticket prices: Adults £22, Senior Citizen £11, Junior £10
Official website: www.ccfc.co.uk

Journey: 140 miles
Journey time: 2hr 37mins
For directions to the ground click here

Best League Win: 9-0 v Bristol City 28/04/1934 Division 3 South

Last meeting: Coventry City 1, Norwich City 0 (March 8, 2008): Norwich City were reduced to nine men as they were beaten by the only goal at struggling Coventry. Gary Doherty and Darel Russell were each shown two yellow cards at the Ricoh Arena as the Canaries went down to an early goal by Jay Tabb. Tabb struck after just six minutes when Spanish defender Juan Velasco was caught out by a Michael Doyle through ball. Full Match Report

Last Norwich away win: 14/02/2004 Coventry 0, Norwich 2 (Holt, Brennan)

Chances: At last the Sky Blues seem to have got some sort of stability off the field now Chris Coleman will be hoping to provide some stability on it too. They escaped relegation and now will be hoping to push up the table in the right direction. A solid side, Coleman will be looking to the likes of Michael Mifsud and Leon McKenzie to provide the finishing touches up front while Jay Tabb is the inspiration in the centre of the park.



 
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