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Cov need to keep up with star Jones

By Stephen Thirkill
DELIGHTED boss Mark Robins praised the skills of match-winner Jodi Jones after Coventry narrowly beat Port Vale.
Jones hit his fourth goal of the season when he curled home a beauty from outside the box in the first half.
It was enough to give the faltering Sky Blues their first win in four attempts and sent Vale rock-bottom.
Robins said: “If you’re looking for some brilliance you have found it with Jodi Jones.
“That moment of magic has won the game for us.
Jodi is capable of goals like that. They have given him too much room and it was a great goal. It...

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