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Post by paulrossborough on Dec 23, 2018 9:17:03 GMT
Looking forward to my first away match of the season and indeed only my second in recent years... 1 year to the day since I watched us beat Moseley away. I'm hoping I can see a win today, it's about time and I have the belief that the elusive away W is upon us.
C'mon Cov.
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Post by titchywinger on Dec 24, 2018 0:50:03 GMT
A share of the spoils today on a horrible wet afternoon. Cov were great value for a draw today. It was never going to be a classic in such lousy conditions, but we sure put in a shift to come back from 6-15 down with 20 minutes left to draw the game and almost win the game at the end. Mightily proud of Cov today and that first away win is surely not that far away.
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Post by Admin on Dec 24, 2018 20:41:17 GMT
I'm hoping that this is a turning point for the team; they're good enough to get results away from home, maybe it's just the belief that's lacking.
If nothing else, I think we've proved that we deserve our place at this level. Looking forward to the rest of the season.
Cheers all, and Merry Christmas,
Russ.
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Post by hoboal on Dec 25, 2018 9:17:58 GMT
It was good to see RW out there with a whistle directing the pre match routine. What followed was a gutsy performance. Cov came out the blocks quick and applied the early pressure. Although there was times they didn't boss the game there was no shortage of collective effort. If there was any chance of anyone switching off they were soon reminded of the task in hand by the large and vocal Blue n White following, who also brought a splash of red with their Santa hats. It was a deserved but hard earned two points against a side who have been occupying 4th and 5th place having only lost at home to Ealing. A lot can be taken forward from this game in terms of attitude, confidence and application. Although Nottingham were a bit cleverer in possession, in lots of ways Coventry were the real winners.
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