Every sports movie cliche in the book has been stuck together to make as cynical and calculated an Olympic cash-in as a London 2012 teatowel. After the games, expect to find it in the 99p bin of your local supermarket, which is where it belongs, frankly.

The French are disqualified, clearly a English film.

Enjoyed this again. Feel good movie that doesnt require much thought. Very pleasant.

Watched this because I knew Bradley James (Arthur Pendragon from Merlin) was in it, and was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it.

predictable but fun to watch - recapture the Olympic spirt.

Nothing exciting, cliched straight from the beginning (urban black girl from a broken family against a spoilt middle class white girl) and it's completely predictable. Has some alright moments, I was never excited during it but I wasn't bored either.

I'm pretty sure this was made because of the London Olympics, but I still liked it. It reminded me a lot of Bend It Like Beckham.

Exactly what you expect, but very entertainingly so. My respect for Noel Clarke continues to grow.

A predictable, by the book sports movie with pretty much zero surprises, and a script you could write near word-for-word yourself from the concept. But it's executed with ruthless efficiency, peppered in with some good acting.

The sad truth is that there's a really excellent film to be found here, if they had not played it so cliched. As it is, it's a film that challenges nothing, makes you roll your eyes in many moments, but you'll smile at just enough to get you by.