Man United in San Diego
Apr 19th, 2005, 09:16 AM
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Man United in San Diego
Hello everyone
We are coming from the UK in May for a holiday, there are 7 of us coming. My brother is one of the 7 and he is a mad Man United fan. Man United are playing on Saturday 21st May at 3.pm UK time so it will be 7.am San Deigo time, Is there anywhere he can watch this match?
Help if I don't find him somewhere i will be in trouble.
Thanks in advance
Suzy
We are coming from the UK in May for a holiday, there are 7 of us coming. My brother is one of the 7 and he is a mad Man United fan. Man United are playing on Saturday 21st May at 3.pm UK time so it will be 7.am San Deigo time, Is there anywhere he can watch this match?
Help if I don't find him somewhere i will be in trouble.
Thanks in advance
Suzy
Apr 19th, 2005, 09:30 AM
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San Diego has large UK expat population and many English themed pubs. I am sure at least one of those will be open and airing the match. Sorry I can not mention one by name but I know there are many. Here is one I am familiar with and found to be quite nice. You might check with them.
http://entertainment.signonsandiego.com/profile/185845
Also the Holiday Inn right on the waterfront has an English Pub on premises that might do a showing. Check it out as well.
Search Google for English Pubs in San Diego should be lots.
Enjoy and Go Man U!
http://entertainment.signonsandiego.com/profile/185845
Also the Holiday Inn right on the waterfront has an English Pub on premises that might do a showing. Check it out as well.
Search Google for English Pubs in San Diego should be lots.
Enjoy and Go Man U!
Apr 19th, 2005, 09:37 AM
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One other thought, get a hotel that carries Fox Sports World (not plain Fox Sports), that channel is almost all football (soccer) and carries many live English Premier League matches.
According to their schedules they will be showing it tape delay at 3pm Eastern Time so that would be noon in San Diego-see the schedule here
http://www2.foxsports.com/world/pdf/fsw17.pdf
According to their schedules they will be showing it tape delay at 3pm Eastern Time so that would be noon in San Diego-see the schedule here
http://www2.foxsports.com/world/pdf/fsw17.pdf
Apr 19th, 2005, 09:44 AM
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Send an e-mail to Shakespeare Pub and Grill (www.shakespearepub.com) to see if you can view it live. They open at 7:00am on Saturdays.
Apr 20th, 2005, 07:12 AM
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Fox Sports World is now actually called Fox Soccer Channel. They have been showing many of the UA cup games live. They show regular EPL games either live or tape delay.
A note about Pubs showing games by satellite feed (not FSC). We have heard from many bar owners here that it is very expensive (in the thousands of $$)) to show these games, and since they can't really break even, it is not generally worth their while to show them.
If the game is being broadcast over the internet, you might be able to watch it from your hotel room (many have free wi-fi access) if you bring your laptop. We did this a few months ago when we were traveling--although it was Bundesliga, not EPL. If you don't have a laptop, or your hotel doesn't provide internet access, you might look for an internet cafe.
You have a lot of legwork ahead of you, but that's what google is for, right? I can relate, since we were out of town for the last World Cup Finals . I called around and found a bar in downtown Minneapolis that opened at 5:30 am to show the game. We won't discuss the results
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Have a great trip and good luck!
A note about Pubs showing games by satellite feed (not FSC). We have heard from many bar owners here that it is very expensive (in the thousands of $$)) to show these games, and since they can't really break even, it is not generally worth their while to show them.
If the game is being broadcast over the internet, you might be able to watch it from your hotel room (many have free wi-fi access) if you bring your laptop. We did this a few months ago when we were traveling--although it was Bundesliga, not EPL. If you don't have a laptop, or your hotel doesn't provide internet access, you might look for an internet cafe.
You have a lot of legwork ahead of you, but that's what google is for, right? I can relate, since we were out of town for the last World Cup Finals . I called around and found a bar in downtown Minneapolis that opened at 5:30 am to show the game. We won't discuss the results
. Have a great trip and good luck!
Apr 20th, 2005, 07:27 AM
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Just found this website:
http://www.soccertv.com/pubs.cfm
It lists the two pubs mentioned above (Shakespeare and Princess) as two soccer-friendly bars. Looks like you're in luck!
http://www.soccertv.com/pubs.cfm
It lists the two pubs mentioned above (Shakespeare and Princess) as two soccer-friendly bars. Looks like you're in luck!
Apr 20th, 2005, 09:05 AM
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and there are some more San Diego soccer bars at http://www.soccerbars.com
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