Source: Team_Talk
Sky Blues boss targets Donny win
City host in-form Doncaster on Saturday looking to bounce back from back-to-back league defeats on the road at Bristol City and Preston since losing at home to the Premier League giants in the FA Cup quarter-finals earlier this month.[LNB]Coleman wants his side to finish the season with a flourish and is keen to ensure that his players are not affected by the sudden drop in support from their glamorous cup tie.[LNB]He said: "We have got some hard games coming up. We take on Doncaster at home when our stadium will be half-full, or half-empty depending on the way you look at it.[LNB]"The last time we played at the Ricoh Arena there were 32,000 screaming fans and the atmosphere was electric, playing against a Premier League team that are in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.[LNB]"Now we face Doncaster and it is going to be a totally different atmosphere, but the result is just as important to me."[LNB]Coventry midfielder Aron Gunnarsson, meanwhile, has been named in the Iceland squad for their forthcoming World Cup qualifier against Scotland.[LNB]The 19-year-old playmaker, who has reportedly attracted the attention of a host of Premier League clubs with his performances for Chris Coleman's side this season, will be hoping to add to his international caps at Hampden Park on April 1.[LNB]Gunnarsson is the second Sky Blues player to be called-up for international duty this week after goalkeeper Keiren Westwood was named in the Republic of Ireland squad for their World Cup qualifying games against Bulgaria and Italy.[LNB][LNB]
