The NFL match is on the Sunday (28th) so that would make it a Monday night game (29th) with the fourth round of the Carabao Cup to be played that midweek coupled with a Saturday 3 o'clock kick off for us that weekend.
So, assuming we go through in the third round, he's talking out of his arse in order to try and save Spurs'.
This is where he talks about it:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...ay-play-manchester-city-wembley-day-after-nfl
And you're right that it would mean the Monday night for the league game. That would still wreck the plans of fans who've booked travel and accommodation based on a Sunday game, and would also require City to play Spurs on a surface that he admits will be sub-standard.
As for the scheduling, it depends on the day when we play our CL group game the following midweek. If it's Wednesday, 7 November, we could play Spurs on the Monday, switch our home game against Southampton to Sunday, 4 November and play the League Cup tie on Thursday, 1 November - 3 days before and 3 days after the nearest league games. If the CL game is on the Tuesday, we won't switch the Southampton match and would have to play a LC tie either 48 hours before or 48 hours after a PL game.
IMO, City should be lobbying strongly for the game to take place as a Spurs home game on 28 October, which avoids us being dicked about with fixtures through no fault of our own. And if Spurs (whether or not they're at fault) can't provide their home ground or their contingency option on that weekend, they should be made to find another venue.
I don't think that will happen. It's what should happen, though, IMO.