Cook somebody’s goose
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Negative Outcome
Used when someone's actions have led to a disappointing or unfavorable result. 
Ignoring the warnings about his behavior, John cooked his goose with the team.
Pro Tip 2/3Final Consequence
Implies that there's no chance of recovery from the situation. 
After cheating on the exam, she knew she had cooked her goose.
Pro Tip 3/3Self-Inflicted
Often suggests that the person is responsible for the negative situation they're in. 
By lying to his boss, he cooked his own goose.