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The series traces the revolution that Rupert Murdoch and the breakaway group of top-flight teams inflicted on English and Welsh football from 1992 onwards. Murdoch’s paper the Sunday Times laid the groundwork for this revolution in the 1980s, claiming football was a slum sport for slum people. Fever Pitch! proposes that in the 1980s the game was so overrun by hooliganism and free of entertainment that plutocratic football chairmen and an Australian-born tycoon were necessary to save football from oblivion. And they did. We should be grateful. The story could be told from the opposite perspective: thanks to these greedy men and, subsequently, oligarchs from Russia to Thailand, Britain’s most successful football clubs became cut off from their communities, their teams consisting of globe-trotting mercenaries watched in near silence – if games at the Emirates stadium are anything to go by – by passionless season ticket holders from the suburbs emerging from Chelsea tractors.