Shoot Reviews

I used to buy Shoot magazine quite often when I was young, but after seeing my nephew Craig reading it, I have realised it is just not the same. It now is a lot more expensive and it is not worth the money. My nephew Craig spends £1.10 of his £2 pocket money a week to buy this magazine. Shoot has a lot of sections, and although the ...

When I buy a football magazine, i expect for there to be some content on the latest football news, and maybe some interviews with players etc. With Shoot, the problem seems to be that over 50% of the magazine is either adverts or is taken by pull out posters. I am not against having posters in magazines- i have my walls covered in them, but I do ...

Do you remember shoot? It was such a great read when you were a kid. It had all of the pictures of the players, lots of write ups about clubs and teams but not a lot else. There was not really much in the way of match reports or scores. I dont know if this has now changed. It was like a comic really, appealing to children rather than albums. I ...

Its been around for as long as i can remember and it seems o get worse by the week! If its not taking the Michael out of professionals then its stupid cartoons that they think will make people laugh but just make them laugh at the actual people who make the terrible magazine....if you can call it a magazine. Some people only buy it for the posters ...

Shoot magazine is a poor magazine which is only for kids and has progressively got worse and more boring as time as gone on. The features and interviews are second rate compared to 442 and Match and I honestly can't find anything good apart from the fact that the match reports in the middle are very in depth and make a good read. The posters ...

The shoot magazine was and still is the most popular football magazine out of them all. Shoot comes out once a week and it features: top stories, previews of forth coming games, quiz, posters, crosswords, free gifts from time to time, comic strips,results,tables, interviews with the top players, pages of ...

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 ...

That might be the question.I think if your Kids are wishing to buy a magasine then I would advice them to buy Match the rival magasine to Shoot because it is one of the best magasines for football. Match is packed with useful and helpful infoamtion and is suitable for all age groups but mainly for Kids. Match is one of the top magazines and I ...

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 ...

The weekly football magazine for kids everywhere, oh okay, big kids like me too! I`ve been buying Shoot now on and off for, well, I don`t know how long (Seems it`s been runing forever - phone IPC up and ask them and they`ll say it was there when they arrived!). Shoot contains all the titbits you`d expect, weekly news updates, listings and ...

Shoot is published weekly and is worth buying everytime. This magazine is design for a younger age group than a Magazine like Total Football. Shoot has many good articles and is good for children as they try and put jokes in it where appropiate. I used to buy this magazine when I was younger and would recomend it to anyone who likes football. ...

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 ...