Coventry City have confirmed the signing of former Blues striker Frank Nouble on a contract until the summer. The 23-year-old, whose Town deal was cancelled by mutual consent earlier in the week, had previously been on loan with the Sky Blues.

Speaking about Nouble’s Portman Road exit manager Mick McCarthy said: “It didn’t quite work out for Frank here. Frank came and he had some good games, he had some not so good games.

“But what he always did was compete like everybody else when he played. He was a part of the team that got better and better and he ended up leaving.

“But Frank didn’t want to be a bit-part player, he wanted to play and that’s a testament to him actually, that’s why he went out on loan.

“He was never going to dislodge Murph or Didz, so he needs to go and play his football elsewhere, which suits us all, and good luck to him.”

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yorksblue added 16:22 - Jan 9 Now playing at the right level for his ability.
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jas0999 added 16:47 - Jan 9 Good luck Frank. An inexpensive gamble which didn't pay off.
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BlueSince93 added 19:17 - Jan 9 At an age where game time should be his priority. Thanks for your efforts and all the best.
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toxtethblue added 11:26 - Jan 10 Surely we could have got a few quid for him? Even just 100k? Every little helps! Why do we keep giving players away?
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