COVENTRY CITY have apologised in advanced for their match day programme for featuring Marvin Sordell who was sold to Burton Albion yesterday.
The Midlands club have blamed the busy Christmas schedule and printing deadlines for their inability to change the programme.
Coventry City have had a nightmare on the pitch and find themselves 23rd in League One, although they are just one point off Bury in 2oth.
Russell Slade will be confident he can guide City out of the relegation mire but with much fan unrest at the club he will face a very difficult job.
Coventry supporters have not taken the programme blunder well, with many feeling it sums up a poorly-run football club.
One fan solely blames the club’s owners and accused them of destroying “another great club”.
Others demanded better communication with the fans and suggested that the club’s management had plenty more to apologise for other than the programme gaffe.
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Last month Coventry City fans invaded the pitch during a 2-1 defeat to Sheffield United at the Ricoh Arena in protest at the club’s owners, who they want out.
SISU are the owners of the club and if things do not change Coventry City will be heading down to League Two – just 16 years after they were relegated from the Premier League.
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