Fever Pitch: The Rise of the Premier League

This is the Manchester United show. There are 20 clubs in the premiership, there were 22 clubs in the premiership during the time period covered by these 4 episodes. The only mention of any other club is in relation to how much Sir Alex Ferguson spat the dummy when he was challenged by anything said or done by someone connected to them.

Please don't bother making another season of completely one sided claptrap. That Amazon have been taken in by whoever perpetrated this travesty and have deemed it fit for consumption by the general public is beyond comprehension.

This is without doubt the worst representation of English football it has ever been my misfortune to have suffered through.

It misses the spot.

Has some interesting points, but it's not the story of the Premier League; it's completely focused on Manchester United.

The 4th episode becomes disgusting how much they talk about the Murdoch attempt to acquire United.

Arsenal, Newcastle and Blackburn Rovers are mentioned as nemesis of ManU; but misses to mention the arrival of Zola to Chelsea, for example.

I have it a 3, because I learned some stuff I wasn't aware of, but it's disappointing.

This series chronicles Manchester United's resurgence from 1993 to their treble win in 1999. This coincides with the breakaway, more commercialised Premier League, which combined with Sky TV and other monopolies, for better or worse, to begin a new era in 1992.

If you're a football fan you'll notice from the cast list that it's very Man U-heavy. If you're a Man U fan I might recommend it for a rainy day, especially if you remember the period in question - you probably won't learn anything new but the nostalgia's definitely there.

There are ocassional shards of interviews with players and others who were not connected to Man U. If you're not a fan of the club or prefer to watch quality, this is a fairly poor, one-sided and one-dimensional series. I've not researched but can only conclude that it's a Manchester United™ product.

The should have called it Fever Pitch! The rise of Man United.

Rubbish. Should have been called 'Fever Pitch: Rise of Manchester United'. To label it something else is totally disingenuous.