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Fever Pitch
Book • 1983
Fever Pitch is a romantic novel by Sarah Holland, published in 1983 as part of the Harlequin Presents series.
It is one of her early works, reflecting her style in contemporary romance.
It is one of her early works, reflecting her style in contemporary romance.
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, referencing a section where Nick Hornby plans to move next to the Arsenal Stadium.


Rory Sutherland

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for its exploration of a fan's deep connection with their club.

Venkat Ananth

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while discussing English football in the 70s and 80s.

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Recommended by Vishnu Padmanabhan as a seminal work that legitimized football fandom.

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in the context of finding joy in watching a struggling sports team.


Oliver Jones

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when recalling a woman mischaracterizing it as a novel, leading him to end the relationship.

Frank Skinner

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to illustrate the surprising joy found in supporting a losing team.


Jason Palmer

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in relation to the changing appreciation of football in the UK during the 1990s.

Dylan Jones

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Mentioned as a number one bestseller on Amazon that teaches about the perfect startup pitch.

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