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The book was mentioned by Pablo Torre and the other hosts as an illustration of the game's cultural reach. They noted that it cited a 2012 statistic showing the game had been a factor in 35 divorce cases that year, underscoring how obsessive fans could be. The discussion presented the title as evidence of the game's broader social impact rather than a recommendation.
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A book was cited which referenced a 2012 statistic that Football Manager was a significant factor in 35 divorce cases that year.
I mean, there's one book called Football Manager Stole My Life and it cites a 2012 statistic that football manager was cited as a significant factor in 35 divorce cases that year.
Episode: PTFO - How a Video Game You’ve Never Played Change...
The speakers mentioned a book titled Football Manager Stole My Life that cited a 2012 statistic showing the game was a factor in 35 divorce cases that year, illustrating its cultural impact.
I mean, there's one book called Football Manager Stole My Life and it cites a 2012 statistic that football manager was cited as a significant factor in 35 divorce cases that year.
And that's just it seems the tip of the iceberg in terms of how obsessive lots and lots and lots of people are about this enterprise.