Re the trialists I was surprised to hear it. As I thought TM said he didn't want any?
I am always dubious of trialists, as I wonder why they need to be on trial. Plus it hasn't really worked for us in the past. Then again if the likes of Joe Murphy is currently on trial thee days then who knows!
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Yep, there was an article in CT last week which indicated he wasn't looking at triallists, but seems he's going to use the game tomorrow to get the steer on a few players according to this article from CCFC site -
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"There is still work to be done. Looking to bring in and strengthen our forward options." - Tony Mowbray
The City boss has also confirmed a number of trialists will feature in the first pre-season game against Nuneaton...
Coventry City manager Tony Mowbray has stated the transfer window activity will continue beyond this week.
The Sky Blues boss has had a good week at Ryton training ground with Sam Ricketts, Romain Vincelot and Reda Johnson all signing for City.
City are currently preparing for their first pre-season game at Nuneaton Town tomorrow as preparations for the 2015/16 season continue.
Despite the flurry of activity this week, Mowbray has outlined the club are still in the hunt for attacking options.
The City boss said: "I'm happy with the work we've done this week. We've strengthened our options at the back and in midfield.
"There is still work to be done and we've got to focus now on getting our forward and attacking options in to add to the side.
"Hopefully, over the next few weeks, we'll be able to get a few more signings in and keep preparing for the season.
"I'm happy with where we are at but there is still work to be done before we're ready."
The Sky Blues will be playing two different XI's against Nuneaton Town in each half so the City boss has a good look at everyone.
Mowbray confirmed that a few trialists will also take to the pitch looking to impress the City coaching staff.
He added: "It's all about getting minutes on the pitch, being competitive and most importantly, staying injury free.
"I'm not concerned about the numbers as we've got some excellent young players in the squad but also a few trialists who will also play.
"We're going to play two teams so I can have a look at everyone but also make sure everyone gets the fitness they need from it.
"Even though it is a pre-season game, hopefully we can be competitive and give Nuneaton a game."
http://mobile.ccfc.co.uk//news/article/tony-mowbray-coventry-city-media-day-2539376.aspx