Most of the City games will be on NBCSN, NBC, CNBC, etc. There will be at a minimum 3 that are not and likely a handful of others beyond that. These you can only view online if you buy their $50 package. My guess is there will be about 32 or so games that are viewable on TV and 6 that aren't. Pacific time zone is tough for fans -- sometimes the games will kick off at 4:45 AM. There's usually about 6-8 of the early games a season if I had to guess.I'm possibly going to be working out in the Western States for a bit; staring in September, and I'm probably not going to have decent internet (limited possibility of streaming). What are my options for watching City?
I really don't fancy going to a bar at 0700 on Saturday morning for a 3pm KO.
Cheers.Most of the City games will be on NBCSN, NBC, CNBC, etc. There will be at a minimum 3 that are not and likely a handful of others beyond that. These you can only view online if you buy their $50 package. My guess is there will be about 32 or so games that are viewable on TV and 6 that aren't. Pacific time zone is tough for fans -- sometimes the games will kick off at 4:45 AM. There's usually about 6-8 of the early games a season if I had to guess.
This doesn't matter i'll be at the pub anyways, join your local MC supporters group and show up to the pub. Unfortunately, the folks running the MCFC Denver group seem to want to share a pub with Chelsea and the Rags. Makes for a really annoying watching experience, with all those douchebags around. Tottenham has probably the best setup in Denver, they have their own pub and aren't connected with all the "others"
driving through SlC a couple of years ago, got stuck in traffic with a Rangerover/landy with MCFC on it's license plate, had to laughI don't. Is there one driving around our part of the world?
too far south :)Indeed I do pal!
I just looked at that Watford date and it lists three other games for the $50 Premier League package and the Watford game says TV to be determined, so should be OK.... (here's hoping)TV schedule available here for USA based fans:
http://worldsoccertalk.com/premier-league-tv-schedule/
It looks like the first four of our PL matches are on NBC or NBCSN. The Watford away match on Sept. 16 is the first one I expect we will be schlepping for a stream.
Because the rules were put in place here to make sure people attended games rather than sitting at home and watching it on TV because it was the easier optionWell boo fucking hoo. We don't get any Saturday 15:00 games shown live on tele here so if City are playing an away game I can't afford to go to or City play on a Sunday and I fancy watching a random 15:00 I have to scratch around the internet for shit streams or the dreaded radio commentary.
I don't see why other counties around the world get to see any game at any time when the country of origin of the games can't.