Barcon
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10pm where Kaz?
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City pre-season tour of US - v United 20th / Real Madrid 26th / Spurs 29th July
- Thread starter Mad Eyed Screamer
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10pm where Kaz?
kaz7
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Manchester City vs. Manchester United - July 20 at 10pm ET (ESPN) Location: TBD10pm where Kaz?
Didn't see location to be confirmed but eastern time
dronefromsector7G
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ET you daft ****. She means on ET's home planet10pm where Kaz?
Barcon
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ET you daft ****. She means on ET's home planet
Haha, didn't see that, I had a can of beer obscuring my view.
Barcon
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Manchester City vs. Manchester United - July 20 at 10pm ET (ESPN) Location: TBD
Didn't see location to be confirmed but eastern time
Aha. I think I'm in that one. Stupid time for a football match.
FogBlueInSanFran
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No-one over here will be watching that then,shame
Pffft. I watch the noon matches UK time live here at 4 AM.
Of course (a) I get to work at 5 AM anyway during the week and (b) they mean something, usually.
Why Always Ste
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Because you're comparing Mancs that are going to see City to you going (or not going) to see the New York Rangers.
I wouldn't go and see them if they came here either.
No I wasn't comparing "mancs" going seeing city to me going watching a ice hockey game.
My point is that these matches in the states are friendlies thus the spectator (regardless of where they are from) isn't getting a view of a competitive match.
They are seeing a friendly.
If I went and watched a New York Rangers game I'd rather go and watch a proper NHL game rather than some friendly if say NYR came here to Manchester.
Big difference.
Barcon
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No I wasn't comparing "mancs" going seeing city to me going watching a ice hockey game.
My point is that these matches in the states are friendlies thus the spectator (regardless of where they are from) isn't getting a view of a competitive match.
They are seeing a friendly.
If I went and watched a New York Rangers game I'd rather go and watch a proper NHL game rather than some friendly if say NYR came here to Manchester.
Big difference.
Everybody knows that it's not a competitive match mate, but when your team is playing on your doorstep it's hard to say no.
No different than the people that would go and watch us play Preston in a pre season friendly. They wouldn't be expecting anything other than a kick about.
Why Always Ste
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True, I've been to many friendlies over the years but none so in recent times due to these sponsored "competitions" where a trophy is presented at the end.Everybody knows that it's not a competitive match mate, but when your team is playing on your doorstep it's hard to say no.
No different than the people that would go and watch us play Preston in a pre season friendly. They wouldn't be expecting anything other than a kick about.
Think last I went to was one at Boundary Park few years ago.