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United We Fall (2014)

A mockumentary about five arrogant overpaid homophobic racist ex-Manchester United players who had the chance to become heroes in 2010 - and failed spectacularly.

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Simon Crook 15 Oct 2014

It may not exactly be a Swiftian satire but this send-up of modern football is frequently funny and as full of raw commitment as a two-footed lunge.

Leslie Felperin 15 Oct 2014

Yellow and red cards must be shown for the film's sleazy displays of sexism, racism and homophobia.

Mark Kermode 18 Oct 2014

If only the end results, which take broad and often ill-judged swipes at race, gender and sexuality, were better.

Rich Cline 19 Oct 2014

While a microscopic budget and somewhat misguided premise create constant irritations, this British comedy has such a bone-dry sense of humour that it can't help but keep the audience laughing.

David Parkinson 16 Oct 2014

Bound to appeal more to ABUs (Anyone But United) than fans of Old Trafford's resident football team.