The fight for survival facing Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City is not just about spending money and “hoping for the best” – it’s about building smart, identity-driven plans that can withstand the reality of a 38-game Premier League grind. Each of these clubs arrives with different histories, strengths and scars, which means staying up will depend on three distinct blueprints rather than a single copy‑paste model borrowed from last year’s promoted success story. Coventry’s plan begins with continuity and realism. Fresh from a long-awaited return to the top flight, they cannot afford an identity crisis. Their Championship title run was built on structure, intelligent use of forwards like Haji Wright and a midfield that understood how to control games without dominating every statistic. Survival will hinge on keeping that spine intact and gradually upgrading around it rather than ripping everything up. The first step is accepting that they will spend more time without the ball; t...
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