Sky Blues Fancast: A Coventry City Podcast

A weekly round up of all things Coventry City, this is a podcast dedicated to the rollercoaster ride of being a Sky Blues fan.

Hear from the manager, players, fans and superfans with reaction, opinion and all the latest from the CBS Arena.

The Sky Blues Fancast from BBC CWR, with Lorna Bailey and the Sky Blue Army.

Andy Morrell spent three years at Coventry City between 2003 and 2006. He reflects on his Sky Blues career with Simon, Lorna and Tom.

His career saw him make more than 350 appearances for Coventry City during two spells at the club. Here he tells his story to Simon, Lorna and Tom on the Sky Blues Fancast.

Broadcasting legend Stuart Linnell on his four decades covering Coventry City.

Winger Jodi Jones is a shining star at Coventry City, but his time at the Sky Blues has been impact by severe injuries. An anterior cruciate ligament problem has hampered his chances in the first team, but Jodi tells Simon, Lorna and Tom about his hopes for the future.

Scottish striker Kevin Gallacher joined Coventry City in 1990, moving from Dundee United. In this episode of Sky Blues Fancast, Gallacher explains how he negotiated the move with the club, spent three years playing for the Sky Blues, and then how he won the Premier League with Blackburn Rovers. Gallacher was talking to Simon, Lorna and Tom.

Gary McSheffrey grew up just seconds from Highfield Road, and turned out for his hometown club as a teenager. His career saw him spend two spells at Coventry City, and here he tells his story to Simon, Lorna and Tom on the Sky Blues Fancast.

Andrew Whing came through Coventry City's youth ranks, and is best known for scoring the last goal at Highfield Road. His strike in the 6-2 win over Derby County lives long in the memory of Sky Blues fans. But on this episode of the Sky Blues Fancast, Whing tells Simon, Lorna and Tom how it nearly didn't happen at all. Find out what Whing thought of his time at the club, his subsequent career, and his hopes for a career in management.

Steven Pressley had two spells at Coventry City. In the mid 90s, he joined the club from Rangers, but he's better known for his spell in the dugout as Sky Blues manager. During his tenure between 2013 and 2015, Pressley managed the club through administration, a spell playing at Northampton Town, and turmoil off the field. He tells Simon, Lorna and Tom about his career at the club, and how it's shaped him.

Marcus Hall had two spells at Coventry City, playing more than a hundred Premier League games for the Sky Blues in his first period at his hometown club. He tells Simon, Lorna and Tom on this episode of the Sky Blues Fancast about life at Highfield Road, and returning for a second spell after Coventry City had moved to the Ricoh. Hear about his love of football growing up in Coventry, being managed by Big Ron, and the inside track on life in the Sky Blues dressing room.