**New Era: It’s Time – Netflix Releases Highly Anticipated Documentary on Coventry City F.C.; Set to Premiere on 25th**
In a move that has thrilled football fans across the globe and particularly stirred deep emotion among the Sky Blues faithful, **Netflix has officially announced** the release of a **highly anticipated documentary series** titled *”New Era: It’s Time”* — chronicling the dramatic modern journey of **Coventry City Football Club**. The multi-part series is set to premiere on **June 25th**, offering an emotional, gritty, and inspirational look at the Midlands-based club’s rise from hardship to resurgence.
Produced in collaboration with Fulwell 73, the creative team behind successful sports docuseries like *Sunderland ‘Til I Die* and *Welcome to Wrexham*, *New Era: It’s Time* dives deep into the personal stories, historic challenges, and proud spirit that have defined Coventry City F.C. in recent years.
### A Story of Resilience
The series begins with the club’s troubled past—highlighting **financial instability, stadium disputes,** and **relegation woes** that plagued Coventry for much of the 2000s and 2010s. But it quickly pivots to focus on a passionate rebirth, led by manager **Mark Robins**, whose tenure brought stability, hope, and a sense of identity back to the Sky Blues.
Fans will relive Coventry’s **League Two promotion in 2018**, their triumphant **League One title in 2020**, and the electric return to **the Championship**—culminating in their gripping **2023 play-off final** appearance, a bittersweet moment that symbolized both heartbreak and promise.
### Exclusive Access
What sets *New Era: It’s Time* apart is its **intimate behind-the-scenes access**. Netflix cameras were embedded with the squad, coaching staff, and executives throughout multiple seasons—capturing never-before-seen locker room footage, family conversations, and emotional fan interactions.
Viewers will see the raw moments: from **tears in the tunnel after playoff defeats**, to **unfiltered dressing room speeches** by Robins, to **intense boardroom negotiations** about transfers and club vision. Special features also shine a spotlight on players like **Gustavo Hamer**, **Ben Sheaf**, and **Callum O’Hare**, each of whom opens up about the sacrifices and pressures of life in the Football League.
### A Celebration of Supporters
Equally powerful is the series’ focus on the **Coventry fan base**—widely considered one of the most loyal and resilient in English football. Through their voices, the documentary captures what it means to follow a club through exile, rebuild, and eventual return to the **Coventry Building Society Arena**.
The filmmakers spoke to supporters young and old, including those who traveled hundreds of miles to see home matches played in temporary stadiums, and those who never gave up hope through years of uncertainty.
### Reactions and Expectations
Since the announcement, social media has exploded with anticipation. Coventry City themselves shared a teaser on X, writing: *“Our story. Our city. Our time. #PUSB.”*
Club legends, local journalists, and supporters’ groups have praised Netflix’s respectful portrayal of the club’s rich history and enduring character.
> “This isn’t just about football,” says executive producer Leo Pearlman. “It’s about resilience, identity, and the power of community. Coventry City’s story is one that needed to be told.”
As the countdown to June 25th begins, one thing is clear: *New Era: It’s Time* is more than a documentary—it’s a **celebration** of Coventry City F.C.’s past, present, and future.
