Lonely Planet guide to watching Manchester City abroad.

[usacitizen]

Washington, Harp and Fiddle, though more Rags than us on derby day.

 

[gymshoe]

Another USA bit.........I'm just back from Chicago, and thanks to ChicagoBlue ended up here:

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.fadoirishpub.com/chicago/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.fadoirishpub.com/chicago/</a>

Great grub, could grab a beer and the guy behind the bar is a cockney blue!

nb. On I-Drive, there's another pub literally next door to Wet n Wild which shows all the games, but the name escapes me - watched both Champions League Semi Finals and our game v Liverpool during Sven's season

Fado is a fun place to watch matches, and has superior pub food. Very cultural...fans of teams worldwide come in and catch their matches. For the USA-England WC match, the line to get in was blocks long...and they just added an outdoor patio. Too bad it wasn't there for the poor souls that could not get in to Fado that morning.

Steve (the Cockney Blue behind the bar) makes the waitresses wear City kits for the Derby matches...

 

[117 blueboy]

i'm moving up to forfar at the end of January and i was wondering if any city fans travel down to the game from the forfar/dundee area and if so is their a coach or someone who'd be willing to give me a lift, as i'd struggle to get down and back for the games that get moved to a sunday, i;d be willing to contribute towards fuel costs etc thanks

 

[Chippy MCFC]

I will be in Kuala Lumpur for the West ham game on the 11th Dec, can anybody till me where I will be able to watch the game there. thanks