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DANNY DYER’S FOOTBALL FOUL UPS! FAMED FOR HIS BLUNT HONESTY, DANNY DYER PULLS NO PUNCHES IN THE DVD THE PLAYERS DON’T WANT YOU TO SEE!  Danny Dyer, British cinemas go-to-guy when it needs a hard man and football fanatic, takes you on a journey through the best, the worst, and the wackiest moves in football - making this the must-have DVD for all football fans. Alongside the iconic goals and saves, the professionals can still balls it up, and when they do Danny’s on hand to give them a serious grilling. From the worst gaffes to the best plays, Danny Dyer’s Football Foul-Ups presents a game of two halves, as he takes us from the sublime to the downright ridiculous. From cack-handed goalies, to players that changed football forever; this hilarious DVD has it all. Star of Nick Love’s The Business and The Football Factory, and known for pulling no punches, Dyer brings his diamond-geezer style to the proceedings giving candid accounts of the legendary Maradona to today's quality players including Jermain Defoe. As a known passionate and dedicated follower of the game, Dyer has even worked with footballing legends such as Ashley Cole and Rio Ferdinand on his latest film, Dead Man Running. Danny’s a man at the top of his game both on screen and off, and he’s now blowing the whistle on footballs finest! From leaky defenses and sloppy keepers to out and out own goals, Danny takes you through the most embarrassing foul-ups in professional football, making this the ultimate Christmas DVD for the football fan in your life. Website: www.dannydyerdvd.com RRP: £19.99 Running Time: 80mins |
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