A family that has come together as part of a Council adult social care scheme are putting the flags out as they gear up for this weekend's FA Cup outing against Man Utd.
Rob, Bernie, Stephen, and Kerry have been brought together by the Coventry Shared Lives Scheme, which enables adults to live together in a family home where care and support is provided in a loving environment.
Stephen and Kerry live with Bernie and Rob and have developed a caring relationship for several years.
Stephen and Rob are big
All four will be making their way down to Wembley to watch the Sky Blues game against
They have their bucket hats, scarves and flags at the ready, and will travel down on Sunday morning to cheer on the Sky Blues as fans make the exodus down to
Stephen, who will also celebrate his 54th birthday on Monday, told us how much he is looking forward to Sunday. He said: "It'll be 2-1 to
He also expressed excitement about getting to wave at Coventry City manager
Stephen has only been a regular at Sky Blues games over the past two years and Rob said it has made a massive difference.
Rob added: "I've been a massive Sky Blues fan for years and going with Stephen has been great. It is such a perfect way for him to connect with more people. We love it and can't wait for Sunday."
Kerry, who is 42 and originally from
Bernie told us how important the Shared Lives scheme is.
She said: "It's a good scheme because you can make a difference that can change lives by giving people meaningful opportunities. You can enhance skills and you can live together as a family. Kerry helps in the kitchen, we cook together, and Stephen helps set the table. Kerry calls us a good team - we're a good team together. It's especially nice for Stephen to go to Wembley."
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