After watching Goal 1 & 2 and being quite impressed this film take a severe dive in comparison.
Waiting to see how Munez would fare in the World Cup we are subjected to two unknown footballers playing on the fringe of the England squad.
It also lets us down with the cameo's and the filming. Whereas the first two had parts filmed at football grounds with real fans and real footballers providing the atmosphere this one has gone to a cheaper "green screen" option which just looks tacky.
A massive let down from a pretty good trilogy. Do not bother watching as you can get more entertainment watching Sunday league football at your local park for free.
Waiting to see how Munez would fare in the World Cup we are subjected to two unknown footballers playing on the fringe of the England squad.
It also lets us down with the cameo's and the filming. Whereas the first two had parts filmed at football grounds with real fans and real footballers providing the atmosphere this one has gone to a cheaper "green screen" option which just looks tacky.
A massive let down from a pretty good trilogy. Do not bother watching as you can get more entertainment watching Sunday league football at your local park for free.