City's pre-season tour in the US

[BufordUSABlue]

Makes a change from dodging bricks.

At Stoke !!!

 

[Sheik Battle and Goal]

So Jack isn't even one of his real names?

He’s actually Brazilian. His surname of his shirt is JAK

 

[ComfySeats]

Does anyone have a list of what tv stations will be showing the 4 pre season games? Or if it will be on youtube?

 

[Tbilisi]

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[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Does anyone have a list of what tv stations will be showing the 4 pre season games? Or if it will be on youtube?

Strangely the games can't be viewed in the US.

All four matches will be shown on mancity.com and our official app.

All US Tour matches will be broadcast live on CITY+ in the following countries: UK, Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Norway, Sweden and United Arab Emirates.

Those same restrictions will apply to full-match replays and Pitcam highlights, which will also be available to fans through CITY+.

For fans outside of the countries named, we will have a full explainer article on how to watch each match coming in due course.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

The games are on ESPN+ in the US

 

[DallasMCBlue]

This read oddly to me. This means these two will join the group later into the US tour? And no others who played in the Copa or Euros will join the US tour at all? Correct?

I'm going to the first game so that's a bummer. Still be great to see the team and Pep live.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Anyone have an idea about what "cultural convention" in the US is about?

From City's website
"Please note, all matches in the US kick off around 10 minutes later than advertised due to the cultural convention of the country."

 

[Crooked_rain]

Anyone have an idea about what "cultural convention" in the US is about?

From City's website
"Please note, all matches in the US kick off around 10 minutes later than advertised due to the cultural convention of the country."

Probably 10 minutes of advertising

They tell you a game kicks off at 3 and blast you with 10 mins of advertising at 3

Like the cinema saying a film starts at a certain time but you have to sit through trailers.

 

[jimharri]

Probably 10 minutes of advertising

They tell you a game kicks off at 3 and blast you with 10 mins of advertising at 3

Like the cinema saying a film starts at a certain time but you have to sit through trailers.

Even films on Sky Movies. They say a film is starting at 8; it's invariably nearer to five past 8 when it actually starts. There's 15 minutes or so of ads between the end of oone film and the start of the next.