The commentary and moving pages are absolutely brilliant!
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 52 reviews.
Such a fun first Chelsea book for little fans!
The Stamford Bridge pop-up got the biggest smile!
Tiny Liam gave us a huge "wow" when the stadium appeared! Opening the stadium in 3D feels much more exciting than a flat picture. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. Feels special without being fussy.
Maisie's first glance turned into half an hour on the floor. The free-kick wall is the page we keep going back to. Maisie asks us to do the crowd noise in the background. Much nicer than another plastic toy.
Already Chelsea mad, Steven now has a little Stamford Bridge for the carpet. Small fingers can lift the scenes without needing much help. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. A sweet way to share football together.
Matchday with Faye now starts by opening the Stamford Bridge page on the kitchen floor. Five scenes tell a proper little match without dragging on. Faye asks us to do the crowd noise in the background. Simple idea, done really well.
Every replay gets Lee doing the same excited goal face. The commentary lasts long enough to hold attention, then the page moves on. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. One of those gifts that actually gets used.
I gave Rhea this after their first Chelsea match and it landed perfectly. It is slightly smaller than I pictured from the photos. Opening the stadium in 3D feels much more exciting than a flat picture. Glad I went for this one.
On holiday, Sienna asked for the Stamford Bridge book every morning. Small fingers can lift the scenes without needing much help. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
My niece Esme is not usually one for books, so this reaction says a lot. Five scenes tell a proper little match without dragging on. Esme asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
Watching Peter discover the pop-ups was honestly the best part. The commentary lasts long enough to hold attention, then the page moves on. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
Two-year-old Keira follows the pictures more closely than I expected. Opening the stadium in 3D feels much more exciting than a flat picture. Keira asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
Honestly, Martin surprised me by sitting through the whole match story twice. The free-kick wall is the page we keep going back to. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
Recommended for Eden by another parent, and I'm glad I listened. Small fingers can lift the scenes without needing much help. Eden asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
My grandchild Aidan recognised Stamford Bridge at once and would not stop smiling. Aidan asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
At breakfast, Robert suddenly announced that Chelsea were about to score. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
For Niamh's fourth birthday, this was the present that got opened twice. Niamh asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
Just before kick-off, Gareth brought this over for a quick warm-up. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
For Lacey, I picked it because of Chelsea, but the moving pages won them over. Lacey asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
For quiet little Greg, the goal page brought out a very loud cheer! We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
Even restless Mia sat still once the teams lined up. Mia asks us to do the crowd noise in the background. Very happy with this purchase.
I thought Christopher might be too young, but the big pop-up scenes really work. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. Properly fun!
Among Cara's football books, this is the one getting opened most. Cara asks us to do the crowd noise in the background. Really pleased with it.
After tea, Jordan settles on the rug and opens straight to the line-up. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. Feels special without being fussy.
After nursery, Toni went straight to the goal page and pressed play again. It is slightly smaller than I pictured from the photos. The free-kick wall is the page we keep going back to. Much nicer than another plastic toy.
Right after unboxing, Ava lined up toy players around the book. The commentary lasts long enough to hold attention, then the page moves on. It is slightly smaller than I pictured from the photos. Really pleased with it.
One press and Andrew was completely inside the game. Opening the stadium in 3D feels much more exciting than a flat picture. My youngest cannot manage every page alone yet. Feels special without being fussy.
After one listen, Orla was repeating bits of the commentary around the house. Orla asks us to do the crowd noise in the background. The free-kick wall is the page we keep going back to.
Five minutes kept Bradley busy three times in a row. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. Small fingers can lift the scenes without needing much help.
Saturday mornings with Shannon now include a tiny match at Stamford Bridge. Shannon asks us to do the crowd noise in the background. Five scenes tell a proper little match without dragging on.
For Simon, Christmas came early because I could not keep this hidden. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. The commentary lasts long enough to hold attention, then the page moves on.
Somehow David has made the commentary part of the bedtime routine. Five scenes tell a proper little match without dragging on. Properly fun!
It took Erin about ten seconds to find every sound button. The commentary lasts long enough to hold attention, then the page moves on. Really pleased with it.
The shout from Patrick when the goal scene popped up was brilliant! We have heard the goal call more times than I can count. My youngest cannot manage every page alone yet. Feels special without being fussy.
Cerys's first football gift needed to feel special, and this does. The free-kick wall is the page we keep going back to. Much nicer than another plastic toy.
Neil is not usually patient with books, but stayed for every page. Small fingers can lift the scenes without needing much help. A sweet way to share football together.
Michael's rainy Sunday turned into football commentary on repeat. One of those gifts that actually gets used. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.
On the sofa, Caitlin makes everyone wait until the commentator has finished. Glad I went for this one. Caitlin asks us to do the crowd noise in the background.
At Grandad's, Declan had the whole sofa listening to the commentary. Would happily buy it again. We have heard the goal call more times than I can count.