Coventry City face FA inquest after protesting fans invade pitch at Crawley More than 1,000 supporters made the journey south on Saturday but the club have sold only about 300 season tickets ahead of their move to Northampton. "They don't want to travel out of the city which is fair enough," said Baker. If there's not going to be any fans there, it's going to be difficult. Coventry cancelled out a two-goal deficit but Mike Jones's 84th-minute winner meant they were unable to claw back any part of their deduction. "We've got to be realistic now," admitted Baker. We're probably going to end up fighting a relegation battle. Privately, there was a belief among players and coaches that a play-off place could be attainable and, due to the dressing-room spirit and motivational skills of Steven Pressley, Baker feels there may still be a slim possibility. The manager is absolutely tremendous. If anyone can do it, he can. The club are in the stranglehold of a continuing transfer embargo but Pressley is hoping for some positive news on that front. There may be a situation come next week where we can bring in one or two players. If that's the case then it's certainly much required because we are very thin on the ground.