The 2014-15 campaign was a dramatic, tumultuous season of change and survival for Coventry City as the Sky Blues finished a precarious 17th in League One. This turbulent year was defined by the emotional, long-awaited return to the Ricoh Arena in August, which saw a massive 27,306 attendance for the first game back against Gillingham. Amid a managerial change that saw Tony Mowbray take over in March to steer the club to safety, the goals were led by joint top scorers Frank Nouble and Jim O'Brien, whose 6 goals each proved crucial in a campaign built on an enduring fighting spirit. It was an anxious, transitional year that cemented the club's vital reconnection with the Ricoh Arena faithful and remains a pivotal chapter of their modern history.