Eat My Goal DVD > Reviews > Eat My Goal - Nesbitt

Author's product rating:   

Did you enjoy it?	Liked it
How does it compare to similar films?	Satisfactory

Advantages:	Funny
Disadvantages:	Most blunders seen before on other DVDs

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

Eat My Goal. Typical football cock-up DVD with own-goals, goal-keeper mistakes, bad misses (and a few good things as well). Nevertheless, there is one problem with this DVD - James Nesbitt. The Irish voice is really annoying (it's not his fault I know) and his football skills he tries to show off aren't any better. The only problem with a DVD like this is that there are so many of them around - Own Goals and Gaffs, Ian Wright's It Really Shouldn't Happen to a Footballer, David Seaman's Jeepers Keepers... the list goes on. I can guarantee that no clip on Eat my Goal cannot be found on any of the other DVDs... there aren't that many blunders after all!

Here is a showdown of the main sections of the DVD:

1. Eat My Goal - Own Goals
2. The Humiliator
3. Humiliating Defeats
4. The Humiliator 2
5. Humiliating Defeats 2
6. Goalkeepers
7. The Humiliator 3
8. Goalkeepers 2
9. Referees
10. The Humiliator 4
11. Bad Misses
12. Penalty Misses
13. Top Ten

If this DVD was the only one of its kind... then it would be brilliant. Unfortunately though, if you own any other footballing blunders DVD you will probably have come across most already. There are annoying clips of James Nesbitt playing football although they aren't too bad compared to other similar DVDs.

Overall I would recommend this DVD to anyone who doesn't own any other footballing blunders DVDs and is interested in football... otherwise I'd swerve it right off and get away from what Al Gray calls a Nesbitt (Jimmy really does live up to his name).