The League Paper

WE HAD TO DIG DEEP – GODDEN

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 May 2021

By Peter White

FLYING: Matt Godden believes Coventry can soar next season
PICTURE: Alamy

AN OPEN and honest clearing of the air was the key to Coventry’s remarkable turn of form that secured Championship survival, reckons talismanic frontman Matt Godden.
The Sky Blues found themselves in real danger of an instant return to League One after a 3-0 defeat at QPR on Good Friday - their sixth winless clash in seven - left them just one place and four points above the drop zone.
But following defeat in west London, Mark Robins’ charges went on a run of four victories in five, w...

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