Christian Wach
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 1 month ago
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 1 month ago
I’m somewhat envious that you have this ahead of you! Crispin made my son’s first game special beyond compare when he arranged for the Forest Green Rovers stadium announcer to welcome him to the New Lawn at half […]
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 1 month ago
I’m 110% with you on this. Spot on.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 9 months ago
Hi Peter – to make it easier for Crispin to identify what you’re referring to, you can highlight the relevant text with your mouse and click on “Comment” or “Quote and Comment” to make the comment more specific. […]
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 9 months ago
Crispin, to jump in and answer can you explain? I think Peter was referring to:
[The four home nations were all there
And England’s hopes soon disappeared]🙂
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 10 months ago
At this stage, all we have is hope. Dammit.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 2 years, 11 months ago
This poem made me smile.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 3 years, 2 months ago
I’m just happy that Scunthorpe passed our profanity filters!
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 3 years, 4 months ago
If? Have you met a football supporter who isn’t? And just to prove it, the next poem is… super superstituous!
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 3 years, 4 months ago
[Where has Jodi Craddock gone?]
I googled him (not being a Wolves fan, I hadn’t heard of him) and was surprised by what I found. There can’t be many ex-footballers who become artists. Thanks for alerting me to […]
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 3 years, 5 months ago
Well played sir. This should be a cup-winning couplet.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 3 years, 11 months ago
Good luck! Hope to see you on Sunday if I can make it.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years ago
Hi Graham – I’m really pleased to see that you’re annotating your poems verse-by-verse. Did you know you can also highlight a bit of text in a verse and comment on that? Hover over this comment to see what I highlighted.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years ago
Not forgetting folk hero Robin Friday who started a now commonplace trend by kissing a policeman after scoring against Rochdale in 1975
“The policeman looked so cold and fed up standing there that I […]
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years ago
Great line – made me laugh out loud.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years, 1 month ago
[you all owe me a beer]
Next time a player fires the ball off to Margate, I’ll buy you a beer where it lands!
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years, 1 month ago
I hope you like the format when you print it out, Ianthe. Let me know if you think it could be improved.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years, 1 month ago
[Ideas of March]
Nice image Crispin, but I believe it’s the Ides of March!
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Christian Wach posted a new activity comment 4 years, 2 months ago
Hi Mike, these kinds of updates are more of a Facebook-like status message which appears in timelines on this site. You can publish a poem by clicking the “Publish a poem” link in the top menu bar. I have published this as a poem for you so there’s no need to transfer it.
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Christian Wach commented on a poem on Football Poets 4 years, 4 months ago
Hi Scott, thanks for pointing this out. I have assigned the poem to your poet profile and changed the title to your original one. I have also notified the site editor and asked him to investigate the other poems t […]
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16th March 2021 at 5:56 pm
Intriguing poem, Dave. I don’t think that Geoff Hurst shot would have survived VAR or goalline technology, and then where would the history of this country be, eh? Mind you, the Germans got their revenge in South Africa in 2010, when Lampard’s shot was clearly over the line but not given. (Was it a Paraguayan linesman on that occasion?) Plus the innumerable penalty shootouts … Fifty-five years of hurt, and still counting …
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6th March 2021 at 1:12 am
Not too many Nans like her!
Brian Moore, The Big Match…. never missed. But miss it still. If you get my drift!
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6th March 2021 at 1:08 am
Thanks for the memories Gacina!
We all (Stamford Bridge acolytes) adore Luca too!
My best friend’s son is named after him!
Clik.
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6th March 2021 at 1:02 am
Thanks for bringing back memories Kev!
On point of principle….
I’m not sure I ever paid over the odds for a ticket at the Bridge.
Nearest I came, was myself and two buddies for the Milk Cup Semi Final v Sunderland, 1985. (pre neutral venues)
Instead we retired to the Rising Sun to watch it live on tv, with all the real action happening just hundreds of yards away ! Surreal!
Even more surreal, me, the littlest puniest fella ever, got singled out by some yobbo as one to goad! Aye, by one of our (supposed) own. A Neanderthal from the bad old days.
Still, we won! And my mates shepherded me to safety, true pals. Unfortunately, Mick has since joined Ossie, but Neil and myself are still flying the blue flag together.
Respect.
For the record, Kevin and I met once at the Bridge, true Blues penning from the heart!
And with Crispin too, must be something magic in those boots at the Bridge!
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6th March 2021 at 12:33 am
Blimey Dave,
you don’t want much do you!!! 😉
Fred Astaire / Alan Shearer……
We can all dream on!
Gr8 poem.
clik
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6th March 2021 at 12:30 am
Kev,
thanks for sharing!
“Tug the sub”
wish I’d thought of that, kushti!
I’m old skool, so I thought TT was bang out of order with his post match comments re CHO.
But have to admit, Callum and the rest of the boys have stepped up to the Mark…. (deutschemark – geddit?!?)
Clik.
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6th March 2021 at 12:23 am
Thanks for sharing Denys,
I always look forward to your poems.
“Blue is the colour” as my tribe would say!
And happily, we followed your suit!
One nil win at Anfield for us last night.
Though granted, you’ll revel much more in the bragging rights!!!
Clik
(Carlo Thatsyerlotti …… our loss is your gain!!)
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6th March 2021 at 12:17 am
Thanks for sharing Gacina… a great insight….
I reckon there’s the mother of all earthquakes in the offing….
😉
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6th March 2021 at 12:14 am
Thanks for sharing Patrick….
Methinks there’s proper respect….. on both sides of the story.
😉
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6th March 2021 at 12:10 am
Thanks for sharing Greg!
All of us Dads have been there!
My proudest moment in life (towering over any game I ever won) was when my lad (“Patrick the Hat-trick”, as in 3rd born) powered in a penalty shootout into the top corner – the littlest fella on the pitch and yet the coolest customer! And yes they won their final! (I couldn’t believe it – he was the little Billy Bremner / Chopper Harris throwback, and yet Le Tiss like when it mattered!!!!)
BTW…. as to the poem…
it wasn’t me!
Yes, I played against Addlestone!
I was a skinny little wretch that turned up every week on the sideline, until eventually at about age 15 I sprouted and developed… I reckon I was Dennis Irwin before Dennis Irwin!
Only… I was playing in the black and green stripes of Hampton Hill Celtic…. (yes we started out as green and white hoops). Happy days!
But as a Dad, my watching brief has been here in Ireland.
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