Shoot

Being a young football fan with not much cash to spend to find out about what's going on Shoot is ideal.It is cheap and cheerful.It is has good stats and interesting game reviews with individual player ratings.They occasionally have free gifts mainly sticker albums or similar items. They have a good variety of teams covered and some good posters.But I have found in recent weeks the posters have not been very clear,also they tend to focus on the big wigs of the game like becks and his other man utd buddies.So the likelyhood of them printing a picture of your favourite star is unlikely. They have good reader participitation with a question ...

Shoot is a magazine jam packed with posters and pictures of the nations favourite footy stars and in my opinion it is great for young fans aged between 6-12. However a more suitable read for a more mature fan would either be FourFourTwo or Match of the Day. Shoot contains little in the way of detailed articles which one might expect to find in a broadsheet newspaper by a quality journalist, instead it has basic interviews and cool competitions, which is why it is great for kids but not myself and I am 16 years old. Kids would be able to afford the ever changing price which at the moment is about £1.50 which is good and the magizine ...

Shoot is a weekly football magazine which includes all the lastest football news, jokes, posters, interviews and of course adverts. It is weekly so unlike the monthly magazines it has less information than the monthly ones. But if your the type that needs the information as soon as it's there then this the is weekly football magazine for you. It provides all the information that you will need to go through the week, however on some occasions you may come up with too many adverts and too little information. That is why i would say that unless you need football every week (which i do) it's worth getting the monthly magazine, which end up as being half the price ...