Coventry City head coach Frank Lempard was named the best coach of this season's Championship. The press service of the championship informs about this.

It seems that this weekend Coventry played a game with Blackburn (1:1), which allowed the club to guarantee its place in the first two championships and return to the Premier League first..

“Recently I felt a strong compliment: at that moment it dawned on me that I had never missed anything that was very important for us. The club where I came 16 months ago, having gone through a difficult period - tripping on boundaries, but turning around.

Football has always been associated with people and patients - and I haven’t missed much. I would like to thank Mark Robins for his contribution to the development of the club and thank the leader Doug King.

Now I work with a timid team of graves. When you join a team, it is important to remember:

football talents are of great importance, but in fact they are more valuable - if the players talk about each other, train diligently, encourage and laugh at the same time. This is true gold. This story is incredible, and I would love to be a part of it,” Lempard said.

Guess what, Lempard left Coventry at the fall of the year 2024, and until then he worked with Derby, Chelsea and Everton.

After 43 rounds, Coventry takes first place in the Championship, ahead of Ipswich by ten points, with the remaining group in reserve. The top three from the same positions is supplemented by Millwall.