tomcooke

Mainly boring updates about my cycling mileage and number of press ups, sometimes local news.
Broadcast Journalist @ BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

[Sky Blue Archive @skybluesarchive]

Highfield Road around 1939

[SkyBlueFansTV @SkyBlueFansTV1]

Ken Stewart has found some car keys at Stoke City just now. somewhere has lost some keys in away end ? They have been handed in to the head steward in away end 😃👍

#pusb #sba #sbftv #efl #eflchampionship

[The Football Tavern @TavernFootball]

Famous Old Grounds: Highfield Road, Coventry.

How many of you visited this famous old stadium?

[Fussball Geekz @fussballgeekz]

A fantastic - and often terrifying - away day.

[Jason Scott Tilley @TilleyEsquire]

Memories the most important thing we have

[SUPERB FOOTY PICS @SuperbFootyPics]

Sky Blues
Stuart Pearce

[SUPERB FOOTY PICS @SuperbFootyPics]

Coventry City FC
Highfield Road 1899-2005

[Warwickshire What's On @WhatsOnWarwicks]

#ThrowbackThursday: Sainsbury's and the Silver Sword in 1964. 🔙

📷 Tony Law

#Coventry

[London Euston @NetworkRailEUS]

@dj_ison This is Dave, stood next to a picture of Dave pointing at Dave #finddave

[Grim Art @GrimArtGroup]

Eli Green’s Cottage Factory, Coventry: Coal being delivered (Chalk & Ink) by Falcon Hildred (b.1935)

[Coventry Dresden Exchange @CoventryDresden]

Memorial on the site of the former Daimler factory in Coventry.

[Sky Blue Archive @skybluesarchive]

The Specials at the former Coventry railway station goods yard, now Central Six shopping centre

[Stuart Linnell MBE @Stuart_Linnell]

Posted to Facebook by Debbie Nelson, the celebrations in Coventry when the Sky Blues were first promoted to the top flight in 1967... #PUSB

[Yesterday's Britain, A Better Britain. @YesterdaysBrit1]

Silence is golden 🤐

#life #society #nostalgia #memories

[FootballRetroPlus @robertmdaws]

Highfield Road, old home of @Coventry_City was English football's first all-seater stadium and had one of the the largest playing surfaces across the English leagues

[John Mead @TMArchivist]

Daily Mirror photographer Tommy Lea out with The Angels', three nuns who live in the toughest district of Foleshill, Coventry. Who scoot around their city for fourteen hours every day helping, caring for and nursing anyone of any religion who needs help. #archive

[Bobbie @bo66ie29]

A Union Flag hangs defiantly from a building in the aftermath of an air raid which devastated the centre of Coventry in 1940.

[FootballRetroPlus @robertmdaws]

Vintage Highfield Road @Coventry_City