I bought it its ok for 2 quid, you can trace the lines you want your players to run and use them as dummy runners n that in game. you can do the same for defenders too.

I won't because i'd do a pretty cr@p job, that's why i wouldn't attempt it.

Point being that someone has asked for opinions and i've given mine. I'm not criticising anyone who likes it but my opinion is that it is terrible.

Credit must go to the developer though for finding a niche market and creating something he can generate an income from. If this was a football game it would be FREE and still a very poor app!!

i have to agree with you.

the 1st app such as this that i bought for my iphone. and although i aplaud the developer for his/her efforts, it really isnt that good.

ill still use it on the train mind.

I think it's good fun and for a couple of quid, I've had more than my money's worth out of it already.

Enjoyed the early release, and the addition of full competitions has given it an extra dimension. Haven't tried the new 'joystick' controls yet because the touch-screen stuff wasn't a problem for me. Only thing I would say is that once you've mastered it, it can be quite easy - I'm well clear at the top of Super League with Salford at the moment, and if you're running with the full back or wingers, line breaks seem to quite easy to come by.

I'm playing on an iPad, incidentally - can imagine it being a bit cramped on an iPhone screen, though I've no first-hand experience to go on.

Is there any chance of some difficulty settings, once you've mastered the controls it gets a little easy-I've won all competitions comfortably with the worst teams.