GOAL 10 Card Game in CDU

Quick and fun to play. Instructions easy to understand. Cards are of a good quality, with nice clear images.My son really enjoys playing this, as do I with him. We have bought other football card games in the past, but those didn't draw him back to play again like these ones have.

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It will definitely entertain the football fans who are also into table games, or it might trigger active fans' interest in spending more time indoors playing these cards, but I, personally, find it slightly too boring (I am not into football, as you might have guessed). So for me there is a lot to learn to really enjoy it, so it just does not click for me. It is also for older kids, though younger ones might enjoy watching grown ups play slowly & participating in the accompanying discussion as to why this or that has been done. It's definitely educational but you do need some background knowledge or you should be willing to learn. So for now it will stay in its box.

For a family of football fans this could be a great game and a great gift. The game is simple to play and would be playable for children over the age of 7.The cards are well printed and a good thickness, they feel good quality and I would expect them to be robust and last many years of playing.The rules are relatively easy to learn and I think a few trial games would be enough to get the hang of it. Further playing should then allow for developing some more strategic playing for the adults.The cards are well designed and colourful.All in all good value for a nice game which a family should enjoy!

You receive two decks of cards and a set of rules in a nicely illustrated cardboard box -- it's the correct size for a stocking filler or party gift, and the price is also correct for these types of presents too.We're not all football-mad in this house, but we found it an interesting and engaging card game. I imagine, young and old, those who are football-mad will find it even more so.The premise of the game is simple, the first player to score five goals wins; you need at least two players and no more than five with one deck, but you can expand this to more players with another deck. The cards are well-designed and of a good thickness and quality so I can see them lasting a long time.We were all pleased with this card game, suitable for all ages above 7 years, and so we are happy to recommend. I can see this coming out at Christmas!

With winter coming we all need games to keep the kids entertained and here is a nice pocket money priced option for any football fans out there.Buying one copy you can play with between 2 and 5 people, drawing cards from the decks in turn and trying to exploit your draw to score goals or cause other events to occur such as a penalty. The winner is the first to get to 5 goals.If you have more than 5 players then you can simply add a second set of cards which then allows up to 10 players to take part in a single game, so get all your mates round and have a good game!The cards are nice quality, easily comparable with a good quality set of playing cards, so they should last a good long time and provide years of fun for kids and adults alike!

I hadn’t heard of this card game and was intrigued by one based on football. It’s great fun and to my surprise, surprisingly engaging. I’ve played it with a couple of adults and we were all excited during the game. Kids will live it.The cards are very good quality, colourful, well printed and feel good to handle. The aim of the game is to score goals ( surprise!) but along the way there are numerous pitfalls. Fouls, penalties, club crises...you never know what’s grungiest to stop you and gameplay changes with each card. With winter approaching and more lockdown possible, this is a different and inexpensive way to entertain.

This is an enjoyable game at a very reasonable price. It requires 2-5 players (I'd recommend more than 2 for more interesting gameplay), the rules are easy to learn and overall, it's a fun concept that's well done.