The Coventry City London Supporters Club (CCLSC) was formed on the 22nd November 1976 by a handful of enthusiastic sky blue fans based in London. Membership is currently around the 200 mark with members spread around the globe, the majority of whom originated from the Coventry area and moved for work reasons.

As members of the Association of Football Supporters Clubs in London (APFSCIL) and the Football Supporters Federation (FSF), CCLSC is able to provide group travel to all home and away games from London, often travelling with opposition fans in joint travel arrangements.

Social activities are a regular feature in the CCLSC diary. Bobby Gould, John Sillett, George Curtis, Stuart Robson, Jimmy Hill, Mike McGinnity and Gary McAllister are just a few of the celebrities who have addressed the supporters club at various functions in London over the years.

The Sky Blue Special magazine, now in its 27th volume, is published quarterly and conveys club information and fan's point of views.

On the sports scene CCLSC have participated in APFSCIL quizzes, fun runs, darts and soccer competitions, winning numerous trophies along the way, including a prestigious European trophy in 1989 - the Swiss fans club soccer championship held in Zurich.  

Merchandising raises vital revenue to subsidise club activities and our internal designer has produced CCLSC designed scarfs, pens, mugs, sweaters and metal lapel badges. One design was voted third in the British Association of Badge Collectors annual poll 1994.

The CCLSC "Phil Barlow" trophy is presented annually to the player attaining most votes in a season long poll amongst club members. At the recent 25th anniversary gala dinner at the Regents Park Marriot Hotel, Swiss Cottage, Steve Ogrizovic was presented with a glass crystal football as the CCLSC player of the millenium.