covcity4life
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a front four of job (or lameiras), kent, armstrong and murphy are going to tear l1 defences to shreds. Strap yourselves in for the ride, ladies and gents.
im sooooooooooooooooooo excited to be a cov fan!
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im sooooooooooooooooooo excited to be a cov fan!
Captain Dart
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Did anyone else notice this http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/sp.../live-press-conference-coventry-city-10025279
SkyBlueJord
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The other loan that's due to happen on Monday is for a month only so that we can have a look at him.
'Mowbray has revealed that the player coming in on Monday is coming in on a month's loan but not going to play. It's just a way of City getting a look at him.'
'Mowbray has revealed that the player coming in on Monday is coming in on a month's loan but not going to play. It's just a way of City getting a look at him.'
BlueElephant
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brilliant signing again, shows how prudent and proactive TM is as the end of his loan should coincide with the return of Madders.
struggling to cope with all this positivity......
struggling to cope with all this positivity......
Captain Dart
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Yeah, a short term replacement. Pas mal!
Johnnythespider
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Get in TM, he's only gone and signed "son of superman"
SlowerThanPlatt
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covcity4life
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i wonder if there is a chance to extend the loan or get him on loan again till april time?
chiefdave
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As usual with our most of our signings these days I'd never heard of him before the rumours started a couple of days ago. Everything I've seen is positive so it looks like a great signing from TM and hopefully means Maddison being out for a few months won't be a problem.
Hobo
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Of course there is. Why would three parties commit themselves to the end of the season? If all is going well I am sure all three parties will be happy to continue.
Otis
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Sorry, but didn't read past 'you're an arse.'
You just know as soon as someone starts insulting you it's because they are losing the argument.
Don't believe I have said anything that warrants any abuse and I have only been honest and constructive with my criticisms.
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covcity4life
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shut up otis you big tart
i love you(good job you wont be reading this bit)
i love you(good job you wont be reading this bit)
skyblueinBaku
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Another good signing by TM (who is giving himself quite a few selection headaches).
TM experience is really showing here, he is bringing young, hungry, gifted individuals that seem to have the ability to handle and travel with the ball at speed.. He blends them with the senior players and so far all is working out,, i would like to see a few more to keep creating the competition for places..
Would also like to see Haynes, Maddison, Stevenson, Harries and even C Thomas being pushed to see how good they are in a winning side.. Because loans like Armstrong, Morris, Kent are fine and add to the squad, but we as a club need to still create our own players already on books to make our club successful....
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SlowerThanPlatt
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Coventry City’s newest signing Ryan Kent admitted that he turned down a handful of clubs, including some in the Championship, to join the Sky Blues on loan.
Kent signed a three-month youth loan deal with City today from Premier League giants Liverpool.
The 18-year old, who can play all across the front behind the striker, is excited by the new challenge in League One and revealed that lots of people pointed him in the club’s direction for his first loan move away from the Reds.
"I’ve been looking at going out on loan and taking that next step throughout the summer," Kent said.
"There was interest from a number clubs, some in the Championship, but Coventry stood out for me, they have real pedigree and a lot of good players.
"I’ve seen the young players here are doing really well and it’s an exciting team to be a part of.
"It was a mutual decision with myself and Liverpool to go out on loan, it’s the next step to play in senior football. I had a chat with Tony Mowbray, he made me feel very welcome and talked to me about the system.
"There's a few people in the staff at Liverpool which have told me good things too, and I spoke to Bryn while on international duty about it.
"A lot of people edged me towards this club, they know the manager plays a great style of football. I've kept note on the young players here, Jacob Murphy, Bryn Morris, Ruben and Adam is on fire. It's a good thing."
Kent was on tour with Liverpool during their pre-season tour and he is a regular of the Under-21s side at Anfield.
He also has plenty of international experience too, representing England at youth levels with his latest appearance coming on Monday for the Under-20s.
The midfielder is confident he can adapt to life in League One and believes he can bring the experience he’s taken so far into his time with the Sky Blues.
He added: "I'm a dynamic player, can play anywhere along the front three and hope to bring flair, goals and assists.
"It’s been the biggest honour of my career to play for England, there aren’t many higher achievements. It’s a great experience to play against different nations with different styles of play, it’s
interesting to keep learning.
"I went away with Liverpool in pre-season and that was a great experience, it was great to see what life as a first-team player is like, the commitment on and off the pitch and I’m hoping I can bring that experience to help me in the long run here.
"It will maybe a bit more physical than I am used to but that's what I need for my game to improve, I’m relishing it."
Kent signed a three-month youth loan deal with City today from Premier League giants Liverpool.
The 18-year old, who can play all across the front behind the striker, is excited by the new challenge in League One and revealed that lots of people pointed him in the club’s direction for his first loan move away from the Reds.
"I’ve been looking at going out on loan and taking that next step throughout the summer," Kent said.
"There was interest from a number clubs, some in the Championship, but Coventry stood out for me, they have real pedigree and a lot of good players.
"I’ve seen the young players here are doing really well and it’s an exciting team to be a part of.
"It was a mutual decision with myself and Liverpool to go out on loan, it’s the next step to play in senior football. I had a chat with Tony Mowbray, he made me feel very welcome and talked to me about the system.
"There's a few people in the staff at Liverpool which have told me good things too, and I spoke to Bryn while on international duty about it.
"A lot of people edged me towards this club, they know the manager plays a great style of football. I've kept note on the young players here, Jacob Murphy, Bryn Morris, Ruben and Adam is on fire. It's a good thing."
Kent was on tour with Liverpool during their pre-season tour and he is a regular of the Under-21s side at Anfield.
He also has plenty of international experience too, representing England at youth levels with his latest appearance coming on Monday for the Under-20s.
The midfielder is confident he can adapt to life in League One and believes he can bring the experience he’s taken so far into his time with the Sky Blues.
He added: "I'm a dynamic player, can play anywhere along the front three and hope to bring flair, goals and assists.
"It’s been the biggest honour of my career to play for England, there aren’t many higher achievements. It’s a great experience to play against different nations with different styles of play, it’s
interesting to keep learning.
"I went away with Liverpool in pre-season and that was a great experience, it was great to see what life as a first-team player is like, the commitment on and off the pitch and I’m hoping I can bring that experience to help me in the long run here.
"It will maybe a bit more physical than I am used to but that's what I need for my game to improve, I’m relishing it."
covcity4life
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i just cant kent get enough, i just cant kent get enough!
i would also like to see Stevenson and Harries feature. Great playmaker and a good defender. We need to give them exposure and air time beyond the 21s . Get them used to the bigger stage, before other clubs come in for them. They are both playing well for the 21s and currently 2nd in the division.
mark82
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Spot on. Seems he is identifying players he has seen at England youth level.
Otis
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ccfc1234
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capel & collindridge
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Or Jordan Henderson ...
... or it may just have been something Craig Bellamy carved on the back of a locker door that Ryan totally misunderstood?
Captain Dart
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stevefloyd
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He's a good hack
The Reverend Skyblue
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Didnt Gary Mac train with us when his wife fell very ill, and on top of his previous playing experience with us, I feel he has a lot of feeling for our club and I would bet he played a big part in this happening.
obviously the credit goes to TM and Clapham but Gary Mac played his part encouraging Kent coming to us.
just my opinion obviously.
im loving being a skyblue, after nearly fifty years of mostly struggling, I can s ee my club going only upwards on onwards now.
the crowd for Chesterfield should be up a couple of thousand now with that team on the pitch
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Otis
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You sure you didn't hear it? :thinking about:
Okay, well in that case, we just signed Lionel Messi on a 6 month loan.
Of course, with the team we have now he'll have to be content with a place on the bench, says Mowbray.