RICHARD Keogh is ready to sit down and discuss a new contract with Coventry City. And the inspirational centre-half is hoping that he will be able to continue his back-four partnership with Martin Cranie, who becomes a free agent at the end of the season

Alex Nimely holds his head after missing a first half chance. Conor Thomas (third right) celebrates his goal with team mates. Gary Deegan gets away from Blackpool's Ludovic Sylvestre. Joe Murphy stands dejected at the final whistle. Thomas Ince takes on

Goals Conor Thomas (58), Kevin Phillips (87), Gary Taylor-Fletcher (90+3) Man Of The Match - Martin Cranie took the votes.

Transfer deadline day hopes and fears Coventry City manager Andy Thorn will be a busy, but anxious man on the final day of the January transfer window today as he prepares his side for the away game this evening at Blackpool. Thorn is hoping he will be a

Easter Road was where James McPake laid the foundations for a successful career, and now the home of Hibs will once again provide the backdrop as the centre-back aims to rebuild his reputation in football. By signing a temporary contract for Pat Fenlon’s

Cranie on playing with Richard Keogh Coventry City defender Martin Cranie has said that he has a good partnership at the back with Richard Keogh. Speaking to the CT's Andy Turner, Cranie said: “I think we are both similar sorts of players. We both look g