The point loses traction in looking at the pitch sizes. I think it suits our game. There has always been an issue of Luton playing on a small/wide pitch
Coventry Arena. 120 x 68
Luton. 110 X 72
Wembley. 115 x 74
Interesting tips for winners.
This is something I raised in one of the other threads. Our pitch is longer than Wembley and Lutons but is the narrowest of the three. For comparison, Wembley and Stadium of Light are the same size. So if we play well on a narrower pitch than Luton, that should theoretically put us at a bigger disadvantage.
I think Luton will enjoy the width, when it comes to getting balls into the box.
From what I've seen so far, they don't play regular wingers. Alfie Doughty plays almost as a wingback on the left and (I think) Amari Bell does the same on the right. The only thing the pitch could help us with is the length. Our players are used to running longer distances due to our longer pitch. Yes, it may only be 10 yards difference in length but over the course of 90 minutes in heat, that mounts up and will take it's toll. So our fitness levels could be key to winning some of the battles out there.
OK I did it, something really f**kin sad: -
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All I can say is that is a weird set of data. Luton haven't lost an away league game this season on a pitch 114 yards or shorter, but have an awful record on pitches 115 yards in length.
Good omen? Probably not, but anything to make me feel better.
We conceded inside a minute against them in the home game
Gazza, you are right.Where did you get the size for our pitch from?
From Chatgpt-
The size of Coventry City Football Club's pitch at their home stadium, the Coventry Building Society Arena (formerly known as the Ricoh Arena), is approximately 105 meters (115 yards) long and 68 meters (74 yards) wide. This is the standard size for a professional football pitch as defined by the laws of the game.
Correct CBS pitch is the same size as Wembley. OP has differing dimensions in yards and metres.
I saw that as well. It’s changed over the years. I remember seeing the pitch lines at the start of seasonsNot doubting your info but where did you get those figures ? I've looked through Google at various sites and 120x68 is the size given for our pitch.
And the 2nd against spurs in ‘87We conceded inside a minute against them in the home game
Where did you get the size for our pitch from?
From Chatgpt-
The size of Coventry City Football Club's pitch at their home stadium, the Coventry Building Society Arena (formerly known as the Ricoh Arena), is approximately 105 meters (115 yards) long and 68 meters (74 yards) wide. This is the standard size for a professional football pitch as defined by the laws of the game.
Not a massive difference but it clearly makes some differenceI think it’s a bit of a red herring, and almost an optical illusion anyway.
I’ve heard people (and ex-pro’s - albeit one was Michael Owen so….) go on about the ‘massive pitch’ at place like the nou camp and Wembley etc and they’re the same size as ours….
I reckon they look bigger cos of the bowl shape of the bigger stadiums, rather than tight grounds like Luton, and even arguably the Ricoh.
not sure a few yards here or there is going to make a massive amount of difference.
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