| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ 11:39 - Oct 18 with 11070 views | NotLoyal |
Tuesday 20th October 2020
St Andrew's Trillion Trophy Stadium, Birmingham
7.45pm
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Coventry are winless in their last nine league meetings with Swansea (D5 L4), with this the first such game between the sides since February 2011 (Coventry 0-1 Swansea).
Swansea have won their last two away league games against Coventry (1-0 in both August 2009 and February 2011), more than they had in their previous 11 such visits (W1 D2 L8).
Coventry City are looking to avoid losing consecutive home league games for the first time since March 2017, when they lost three in a row.
Swansea City haven’t won four consecutive away league matches since November 2010, when they did so under Brendan Rodgers.
The last second-tier team to win their first three away league matches of a season without conceding was Charlton Athletic in the 1992/93 campaign, while the last Championship side to keep a clean sheet in their first three away matches of a season was Bristol City in 2008/09.
Joe Rodon moving to Spurs and his absence in the Swans defence is the test in this game.How do the Swans combat his loss and maintain their impressive away form ? Ryan Bennett is sure to come in and his experience is definitely needed after Saturdays loss to Huddersfield.
So what do we know about Coventry ?
They have a museum.
Yes a music museum. The museum is the life-long vision of Coventry Music Historian and Journalist Pete Chambers and his wife Julie. Pete and Julie quite happily give up four days of their week, to work for free, to promote Coventry and Warwickshire music. It’s already bringing visitors to the area from the West Midlands, all over Britain and the world (58 countries as at Easter 2016), and of course Coventry and Warwickshire!
The museum is NOT a 2-Tone museum, although 2-Tone is the unique selling point, 55% of the museum is dedicated to non-ska related displays, that look at the music from Coventry, Rugby, Leamington Spa, Nuneaton, Bedworth even touching on Birmingham in places. Speaking of Birmingham that’s where Coventry play football.
Why do Coventry play football in Birmingham ?
Well, that’s easy, but there is a sting in the tail. Wasps RFC, who aren’t actually wasps they are big eared boys who throw a weird shaped ball about won’t let them. Apparently they own the stadium, or something like that, maybe they don’t, but in a fight between the sky blue and wasps I think the wasps would win as they have far bigger hands and noses that can take a punch. I actually know a Coventry supporter who used to walk to the ground, it took him seven English minutes. Now he gets the train but replicates his walk to the ground by strolling up and down his train carriage all through his journey. He is a bit of a knob.
Last season to celebrate forty years of two tone the club and other people brought out this third strip for sixty five pounds, that’s a lot of money. Julian Alsop sponsored them, maybe.
Ten things you probably know about Coventry
1.Legend has it that the city was the birthplace of St. George, dragon slayer and patron saint of England. Ok, we will see about that fantasists
2.Britain's car industry was founded by Daimler in a disused Coventry cotton mill in 1896.
3.William Shakespeare was said to have jilted a Coventry woman on the eve of their wedding to marry Anne Hathaway.
4.Coventry has 26 twin towns and cities, including Volgograd (formerly Stalingrad), Dresden and Jinan in China.
5.The first £5 note in a worker's peacetime wage was paid in Coventry during the 1950's.
6.George Eliot lived and went to school in Coventry. Life in the city around 1830 was the model for Middlemarch, her most famous novel.
7.All modern bicycles are descended from John Kemp Starley's Rover safety cycle, invented in Coventry in 1885.
8.The great Victorian actress Ellen Terry was born in Coventry and her counterpart a century earlier, Sarah Siddons, was married in the city.
9.Tencel, the revolutionary fibre now taking the fashion world by storm, was developed at Courtaulds laboratories in Coventry.
10.In November 1940, Coventry Cathedral was destroyed by a handful of incendiary bombs lodged in its timber roof. There was no water to put the fires out.
Matchday team news, Andre Ayew Covid test and match implications here soon
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| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:06 - Oct 20 with 1355 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:01 - Oct 20 by jasper_T |
Byers fit yet? |
Back in training but will still be weeks before he’s ready. |  | | |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:16 - Oct 20 with 1292 views | sP7qupUf |
Woodman got away with one when he was slow off his line and another bigger one when he just stood glued to his line at the end with the ball in the 6 yard box!! We need a keeper that commands his box. |  | | |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:24 - Oct 20 with 1242 views | KarlHRummenigge |
Interestingly we looked far more sorted when Fulton bossed the middle, Grimes and Smith pushed on and we could have brushed them aside of we had a Rhian.
Smith became largely anonymous in that formation, we couldn't capitalise and we lost the momentum.
Palmer may have been what we needed at that time.
Fulton deserves a start.
Manning and Joel L should also start. | | | |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:25 - Oct 20 with 1241 views | TenbySwan |
Watched Wolves v Leeds last night.and it is frightening how far behind we are now. Both in intensity of play and, with respect, quality of player we have
#yanksOUT [Post edited 20 Oct 2020 22:26]
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| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:32 - Oct 20 with 1208 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:25 - Oct 20 by TenbySwan |
Watched Wolves v Leeds last night.and it is frightening how far behind we are now. Both in intensity of play and, with respect, quality of player we have
#yanksOUT [Post edited 20 Oct 2020 22:26]
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Was thinking that last night when watching the game. Huge gap in quality, not just us either mind you. Championship looks like it’s getting worse every season. | | | |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:33 - Oct 20 with 1204 views | jasper_T |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:25 - Oct 20 by TenbySwan |
Watched Wolves v Leeds last night.and it is frightening how far behind we are now. Both in intensity of play and, with respect, quality of player we have
#yanksOUT [Post edited 20 Oct 2020 22:26]
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How much have Wolves spent to get to that point? | | | |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 23:07 - Oct 20 with 1128 views | jacabertawe |
Shockingly poor performance...again. If Coventry had better finishers (erm, like wot we need), then we could easily have lost by three goals.
Cooper is a glass half full man:
https://www.swanseacity.com/news/steve-cooper-it-wasnt-performance-we-wanted-wel
Not good enough, Gaffer. |  |
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| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 23:28 - Oct 20 with 1098 views | Badlands |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 22:24 - Oct 20 by KarlHRummenigge |
Interestingly we looked far more sorted when Fulton bossed the middle, Grimes and Smith pushed on and we could have brushed them aside of we had a Rhian.
Smith became largely anonymous in that formation, we couldn't capitalise and we lost the momentum.
Palmer may have been what we needed at that time.
Fulton deserves a start.
Manning and Joel L should also start. |
When I read, ... We looked far more sorted when Fulton bossed the middle...' It sums up how poor we were. |  |
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| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 07:42 - Oct 21 with 975 views | 34dfgdf54 |
<< “I was not overly pleased with the first-half performance. I felt we were second best with our work-rate and intensity and doing the non-negotiables of the game,” said the head coach. >>
Every other week we're not doing the "non negotiables".
And this - <<“I felt it worked for 25 minutes, we had the momentum but for some reason we gave that up and - before you know it - we are too deep. We are dealing with shots and crosses in our box.>>
We do it every game, if he isn't giving them the nod to sit deep and protect what we have, then that tells me the squad is nowhere near fit enough at all and that's down to him. [Post edited 21 Oct 2020 7:46]
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| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 10:55 - Oct 21 with 847 views | MartinSwan |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 07:42 - Oct 21 by 34dfgdf54 |
<< “I was not overly pleased with the first-half performance. I felt we were second best with our work-rate and intensity and doing the non-negotiables of the game,” said the head coach. >>
Every other week we're not doing the "non negotiables".
And this - <<“I felt it worked for 25 minutes, we had the momentum but for some reason we gave that up and - before you know it - we are too deep. We are dealing with shots and crosses in our box.>>
We do it every game, if he isn't giving them the nod to sit deep and protect what we have, then that tells me the squad is nowhere near fit enough at all and that's down to him. [Post edited 21 Oct 2020 7:46]
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I've got to say, our fitness, energy and speed were lacking and we have to be honest Coventry were better than us yesterday, they were first to the ball, looked pacy and passed and moved well. Whereas we were passing to statues or wasting long balls in space behind their defenders, which actually didnt exist.
We are really missing Gallagher or Gibbs-White and we need someone in that role fast.
I dont suppose Andre has given half the team covid and they havent noticed yet? |  | | |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 16:22 - Oct 21 with 739 views | builthjack |
| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 10:55 - Oct 21 by MartinSwan |
I've got to say, our fitness, energy and speed were lacking and we have to be honest Coventry were better than us yesterday, they were first to the ball, looked pacy and passed and moved well. Whereas we were passing to statues or wasting long balls in space behind their defenders, which actually didnt exist.
We are really missing Gallagher or Gibbs-White and we need someone in that role fast.
I dont suppose Andre has given half the team covid and they havent noticed yet? |
We have been slow and sluggish for a few years now |  |
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| âš½ï¸Coventry City v Swansea City Matchday Threadâš½ï¸ on 20:40 - Oct 21 with 664 views | onehunglow |
I just wish Steve would stop coming up with the same old drivel time and time again.
It is vaccuous drivel | |
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