Coventry City fans in protest over Northampton location

One year after Coventry City decided to start playing home fixtures in Northampton, fans have staged another protest, urging bosses to move the club back to the city.

The Sky Blues now play at Sixfields in Northampton after a row over rent at the Ricoh Arena.

On Saturday, thousands of fans turned out in protest.

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Thousands of Coventry City fans have marched through the city centre to protest a year after home games moved to Northampton Town's ground in a row over rent.

The club released a statement yesterday saying they were keen to communicate more with fans this season, but home games would still be played at Sixfields.

Fans protesting against Coventry City's move to Northampton have been speaking of their anger at a march in Coventry today.

Thousands of Coventry City fans have taken to the streets in protest over the club's move to Northampton's Sixfields stadium last season.

The one-mile march ended at Broadgate, where they were greeted by the 1987 FA Cup winners' double decker victory parade bus.

Hundreds of Coventry City fans are gathering in the city to take part in a march a year after the club moved home games to Northampton Town.

Fans will march at midday from Gosford Green to Broadgate.

Yesterday the owners of Coventry City wrote an open letter to supporters, explaining that they want to communicate more with supporters than they have in the past.

Coventry City football club is "slowly dying" in its current home at Northampton's Sixfields stadium.

Jan Mokrzycki, from the Sky Blue Trust, said the Football League "and all the other powers" have "a responsibility" to resolve the situation and ensure the club returns to its former home at the Ricoh Arena.

Supporters are today holding a one-mile march through the city in protest, as a second season playing their home games in Northampton beckons.

The march starts at Gosford Green at 12pm and will make its way up Sky Blue Way, along Gosford Street, Jordan Well, Earl Street and into Broadgate.

Coventry City fans will stage a one mile march through the City later in protest at the club's move to Northampton last year.

The club switched from Ricoh Arena to Nothampton's Sixfields stadium because of a row over rent arrears.

The decision has angered large numbers of Sky Blues fans ever since.

Thousands of fans are expected to take part in the march, which will begin at Gosford Green and end at Broadgate.

Yesterday the owners of Coventry City wrote an open letter to supporters, explaining that they want to communicate more with supporters than they have in the past.

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