COVENTRY CITY F.C.
The Sky Blues
Founded: 1883
Former Names: Singers F.C. (1883-1898)
Grounds: Dowells Field (1883-1887), Stoke Road (1887-1899), Highfield Road (1899-2005), "Coventry Arena" [aka Ricoh Arena (2005-2021), City of Coventry Stadium (2012 London Olympics), Coventry Building Society [CBS] Arena (2021-date)] (2005-2013) Coventry Stadium (2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games)], Sixfields Stadium [groundshare with Northampton Town] (2013-2014); St Andrews Stadium [groundshare with Birmingham City] (2019-2021)
Club Honours:
FA Cup Winners (1) 1986/87
Players capped by (Northern) Ireland while with Coventry City:
The Sky Blues
Founded: 1883
Former Names: Singers F.C. (1883-1898)
Grounds: Dowells Field (1883-1887), Stoke Road (1887-1899), Highfield Road (1899-2005), "Coventry Arena" [aka Ricoh Arena (2005-2021), City of Coventry Stadium (2012 London Olympics), Coventry Building Society [CBS] Arena (2021-date)] (2005-2013) Coventry Stadium (2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games)], Sixfields Stadium [groundshare with Northampton Town] (2013-2014); St Andrews Stadium [groundshare with Birmingham City] (2019-2021)
Club Honours:
FA Cup Winners (1) 1986/87
Players capped by (Northern) Ireland while with Coventry City:
- Dave Clements.. 21
- Sammy Clingan.. 12
- Billy Humphries 10
- John Brown...... 4 (dual international)
- Norman Lockhart. 3
- Hugh Barr....... 2
- Michael O'Neill. 2
- Oliver Norwood.. 1 (on loan)
Other Northern Ireland Players at Coventry:
- Adam Barton
- Harry Buckle
- Rory Donnelly (loan)
- Doran
- Enright
- Jim Hagan
- Michael Hughes
- James McPake
- Eric McManus
- Josh McQuoid (loan)
- Keith Rowland (loan)
- Reg Ryan (dual international)
- Paul Williams (loan)
Comments