Liam Kitching speaks for the first time since his deadline day loan to Sheffield United, telling CoventryLive that at this stage of his career he just wants to play games regularly, that he still has a couple of years on his Coventry contract and will be a Coventry player next year, and that supporters should keep backing a side still gelling together. By CoventryLive's count the Sky Blues vice captain was one of seven senior centre halves on the books once Ethan Pinnock and Stephen Mfuni arrived late in the window. Plus Aston Villa at the Coventry Building Society Arena on Wednesday night, eight o'clock, in the third round of the Carabao Cup, with Villa nineteenth on a single point and Coventry bottom of the Premier League on four games played, no points, no goals scored and ten conceded. Play Up, Sky Blues!

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