S3 EP30: April Fools!

Sky Blues Fancast: A Coventry City Podcast

Coventry City's nine-game unbeaten run is over. The April fool's day fixture against Stoke City at the CBS came with a large helping of 'reality check' on Legends Day in front of the biggest home crowd of the season. #PUSB

A crushing 4-0 defeat for Mark Robins' team after the international break means that Coventry City are now four points behind the top six.

With Lorna Bailey on this week's episode of the Sky Blues Fancast is Anthony, the club's 'Her Game Too' representative Laura Hartley, Dan and Sam.

Here on the Fancast in recent weeks there has been a lot of talk about 'momentum' and 'daring to dream', but the fans' hopes of making the Championship play-offs for the first time since being relegated from the Premier League 22 years ago have been given a bit of a dent as Coventry City lost for the first time since 3rd February - in what was the biggest home loss in two and a half years.

The Fancast looks at the performance - well - they try to look at the performance but it's a tricky challenge for them this week! They do manage a few words for Stoke's fans though!

You can hear from the manager, Mark Robins, who has changed the way he talks about his players - he can't even call them defenders or strikers any more!

The team chat about the substitutions and their impact. You'll also hear from defender Kyle McFadzean - how does he sum up the match?

Also - the division among fans over the half-time booing and the large number of fans who left early. There's also time to talk about season tickets and pricing as well as the Coventry Building Society Arena itself and the potential deal.

Plus, there's a little taster of what's to come on a future episode of the Sky Blues Fancast. If you've ever thought you could be a commentator then you'll want to listen to this!

And, as Anthony suggests, can the team 'resurrect' their play-off hopes over Easter weekend? (We see what you did there, Anthony!) So there's also a look ahead to the games away at Swansea and at home to Watford.