GOALS. All FOUR of them. 🤳 | Coventry City FC

Coventry 1940-1960 - A city risen from the ashes Of all the bombing raids on Coventry, the night of 14/15 November was the worst the bombs started falling early evening and did not stop until 6.30am the next day, the raid was the largest single, and most devastating, air raid on Britain of WW2, ripping the heart out of one of the country's most historic and medieval city's. | British & Commonwealth Forces

(15th April 1967) Match of the Day - Coventry City v Huddersfield Town

Tomorrow marks 85 years since St. Michael’s Cathedral was bombed during the Coventry Blitz. Here are some of the final images of what the inside of the Cathedral looked before being destroyed. The shell of the Cathedral remains as the Ruins standing side by side the New Cathedral that opened in 1962 to remind us of our human capacity both to destroy and reach out to our enemies in reconciliation. Tomorrow we honour the lives lost tragically on 14th November 1940 while reaffirming our city’s mess