Best Coventry City Retro Kits

Coventry City competed in League One throughout 2015-2016, ultimately finishing the campaign in 8th place. Tony Mowbray oversaw an attacking side that featured ...

Adam Armstrong joined on loan from Newcastle United to spearhead an attack that also included James Maddison, John Fleck, and Jacob Murphy. Coventry City finish...

David McGoldrick arrived on loan from Nottingham Forest and immediately bolstered the attack for Coventry City. He joined a forward line that included Callum Wi...

Aidy Boothroyd managed Coventry City in the 2010-2011 Championship season, steering the side to an 18th-place finish. City Link sponsored the Puma home shirt wo...

Coventry City finished 18th in the Championship during 2010-2011. Marlon King led the attacking efforts alongside Gary McSheffrey and Carl Baker, while Richard ...

Keiren Westwood kept 14 clean sheets in the Championship during 2008-2009 as Coventry City finished 17th. Scott Dann anchored the back line throughout the campa...

Keiren Westwood established himself as a reliable presence in the Coventry City goal during the 2008-2009 Championship campaign. Scott Dann anchored a backline ...

Michael Mifsud netted twice at Old Trafford in September 2007 as Coventry City pulled off a shock League Cup victory over Manchester United. While the club fini...

Micky Adams oversaw a Championship campaign where Coventry City finished 17th. Puma produced the away kit, which displayed the Cassidy Group logo on the front. ...

Micky Adams signed Gary McSheffrey from Luton Town as Coventry City moved into the Ricoh Arena for the 2004-2005 Championship season. Michael Doyle remained a r...

Gary McSheffrey contributed to the Coventry City attack in 2003-2004, a season spent in the First Division. The squad finished 12th under the stewardship of Eri...

Gary McSheffrey led the attack for Coventry City in the 2003-2004 First Division campaign. Michael Doyle anchored the midfield, while Julian Joachim provided a ...

Coventry City occupied the middle of the First Division in 2003-2004, finishing 12th. Gary McSheffrey and Michael Doyle were heavily involved as the club aimed ...

Peugeot sponsored this Coventry City home shirt for the 2002-2003 Division One season, which saw the side finish 20th under manager Gary McAllister. Sky Blue Le...

Gordon Strachan managed Coventry City to a 14th-place finish in the Premier League. The team featured a creative core, with Robbie Keane and Mustapha Hadji ofte...

Gordon Strachan managed Coventry City to a 14th-place finish in the Premier League throughout the 1999-2000 season. This Sky Blue Leisure away kit arrived durin...

Subaru sponsored Coventry City during the 1998-1999 Premier League campaign, where they finished 15th under Gordon Strachan. Le Coq Sportif supplied the kit wor...

Subaru sponsored Coventry City in 1998-1999 as the club competed in the Premier League. Gary McAllister provided experience in midfield alongside George Boateng...

Gordon Strachan managed Coventry City to 11th place in the 1997-1998 Premier League table. Dion Dublin led the line as the club’s top scorer, supported by the p...

Dion Dublin netted 13 league goals as Coventry City secured Premier League survival on the final day of the 1996-1997 season. Gordon Strachan managed the side w...