Fever Pitch

[NewAdventuresInWiFi]

 

[natinnam]

This is why i love this place.

 

[Wise Man Says]

I like the scene near the end with van Morrison playing. “Sisters don’t have seasons” is also a good quote as is “shut up, Pleat.”

 

[HellsBells]

The book is better.

 

[Boris Bear]

on London Live now (I hadn’t realised that was even a channel, and it’s useless for most of you)

Haven’t seen it for years, great fillum!

Not as good as High Fidelity

 

[Markymarkspunkybunch]

Not as good as High Fidelity

John Cusack’s 2nd best movie after Grosse Point Blank

 

[bigmarlon]

It's nee The Wire like.

 

[mad cyril]

The book is a stonewall classic. Never seen t he film.

 

[RichD]

Only in London....

 

[I'm Spartacus]

Not as good as High Fidelity

I'm so pleased the movie wasn't set in England with the wooden British actors of the day, It would have been f***ing shite. I can still read the book without stuttery fuck Hugh Grant popping in my head and spoiling it.

 

[rapscallion]

The SNES game by the same title was a genre defining classic, just behind Striker.

 

[ilovehorswill]

The book is better.

Easy read on the train but I could never understand how an Arsenal fan could feel that hard done by.

Also inspired a thousand cheesy "I remember my first game..." essays that plague the internet to this day

 

[Lambchops]

Actually I haven’t seen it I just realised I was thinking of when Saturday comes.

You really are a prick Phil - do yourself a favour and fuck off for a year or 2

 

[PhilSAFC]

You really are a prick Phil - do yourself a favour and fuck off for a year or 2

f***ing hell im genuinely wounded with that comment.

 

[HellsBells]

Easy read on the train but I could never understand how an Arsenal fan could feel that hard done by.

Also inspired a thousand cheesy "I remember my first game..." essays that plague the internet to this day

Agreed. But it was the original.

 

[PTR]

Easy read on the train but I could never understand how an Arsenal fan could feel that hard done by.

Also inspired a thousand cheesy "I remember my first game..." essays that plague the internet to this day

Cowboy snack or whatever it was called at the chippy over the road, then watching us win 4 nill. Not a bad start

 

[Be Here Now]

 

[mini-x2]

Fever Pitch is shit and it coincides with an era in which blokes who had never been to a match before suddenly ‘got into’ footy due to Italia 90 and Euro 96. When Saturday Comes appeals to the same bellends too.

 

[Stubbs ftm]

High fidelity is nick hornbys best book. Canny fillum too