Whingy Says Goodbye

Last updated : 23 May 2007 By Covsupport

A gutted Andy Whing has said goodbye to City supporters. Whing who was sponsored by Covsupport last season and has been released by Iain Dowie said to the CT: "It's a great club. "I have been here a long time and I am obviously gutted to be leaving. "I have been away before when I have gone out on loan and done it, and I am now looking forward to a new challenge and fresh start, and hopefully I can do the same as when I went down to Brighton.

"There is no rush but I would like to get something done before pre-season. "I will hopefully talk to a few people and see what happens. "I'd obviously like to stay in the Championship but if I have to drop down I will with a view to making the step back up.

"But hopefully I will be coming back to play at the Ricoh one day and maybe show what I can do. "I just want to go to a club to play a lot of games and be first choice, and work hard wherever I go. I always give 110 per cent and that won't change.

"I am very fond of Coventry because this is the club where it all started for me and where I got my big chance under Gary McAllister who was brilliant for me.

"I broke on to the scene at 18, which is quite young really, and I played a lot of games under him and other managers after him. "It hasn't maybe worked out so much for me in the last couple of years but I have played a lot of games for Coventry and thoroughly enjoyed my time here."

Andy Whing with the Birmingham Senior Cup

Andy Whing with the Birmingham Senior Cup

All at Covsupport wish Andy well.