Coventry City were relegated from the Championship in 2012 after 48 years in the second tier of English football, which got worse when they had to play home games in Northampton the following season due to a rent row. The 2013/14 season saw them return to the Ricoh Arena with over 27,000 fans in attendance, showing strong support despite two 10-point deductions in back-to-back seasons that they managed to avoid relegation from despite.

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Connorwest: Since relegationfromthe championshipin2012, the firsttime in48 yearsthe sky
bluesare playinginthe thirdtierof Englishfootball.Itwentfrombadto worse forthe club andmore
importantlythe fans.The 2013/2014 seasonseenCoventrysenttoNorthamptonTownssixfields
stadiumaftera row overrentbetweenCoventrycityowners,sisuandRicoharenatenantsACLthe
fansboycottedhome gamesandusedawaygamesand proteststo gettheirvoicesheardwiththe
supportof other football clubsaroundthe countryincludingArsenal,SouthamptonandWimbledon
the secondseasonseenthemreturntothe Ricoh arenawitha packedout stadiumof over27,000
and more watchingiton TV shownthe passionandachievementsmade bythe fans.Howeveron top
of thisthe skyblueswere deducted10pointstwoseasonsina row butmanagedto avoidrelegation
twice.