INTERACTIVE DEVICE
Use our interactive Betfair Wizard to find all the answers

Chelsea draw lower league opposition all the time in the domestic cups but what is their record like away from home against them? This interactive wizard that we have produced with Betfair provides all the answers.
There are fish representing the last twenty lower league teams Chelsea have faced on the road. Can you spot a lucrative betting pattern for tomorrow’s match against Coventry. Is there a time where the first goal is often scored? Which team usually scores first? Click here to find out now.
Bonus Stat: Did you know Chelsea have won just one of their last nine away games against Coventry?
Tags: Betfair, Chelsea, Coventry, FA Cup, Interactive Wizard, Quarter-final, Ricoh Arena
Posted: March 6th, 2009 by Michael Lintorn
Fisticuffs
Someone didn’t take the FA Cup defeat very well

On Tuesday night, Blackburn Rovers were dumped out of the FA Cup by Coventry City, the side who also spanked them 4-1 at Ewood Park in the same competition last year. Striker Jason Roberts has landed himself in hot water after a 17-year-old Sky Blue fan let him know how rubbish his team is. The Sun reports:
Premier League ace Jason Roberts punched a jubilant 17-year-old fan in the face after the lad’s side dumped Blackburn out of the FA Cup, it was claimed yesterday.
Police were called when the striker, 30, allegedly flipped as he boarded his team’s coach home.
Shocked witnesses, including an off-duty cop, said the £3million star vaulted a barrier to belt the jeering Coventry City supporter.
A ‘member of Coventry City staff’ (that’ll be a steward) said the youngster had facial injuries from the shocking incident, but no arrests have been made.
If the mouthy fan wants revenge, he’ll get at least two opportunities next season when the clubs meet in the Championship.
Tags: Blackburn, Coventry, FA Cup, Jason Roberts, Ricoh Arena
Posted: February 26th, 2009 by Ryan Bailey
Blowing hot and cold
Another top player displays temperature issues

We’re barely ten days into the new season and already the weather is playing havoc with the ability of some of the more sensitive stars to perform their duties satisfactorily. Vidic says it’s too rainy. Savage says its too cold. Now Newcastle’s not-for-much-longer midfielder James Milner has joined the list.
Although he left Coventry’s Ricoh Arena with the Man of the Match champagne in his handbag on Tuesday, Milner wasn’t having anything to do with reporters eager to discover who he might be planning to share it with. Why the silence? Could Milner be another victim of this season’s weather madness?
In Lee Ryder’s Blog on the Tyne in yesterday’s Newcastle Chronicle, he describes a similar episode

Tags: Aston Villa, Coventry, James Milner, nEWCASTLE cHRONICLE, Newcastle United, Ricoh Arena
Posted: August 28th, 2008 by Ed Needham