Poems tagged ‘Liverpool FC’
Son of Sams hold the Reds
Liverpool 1-1 West Brom
There’s a few At the Hawthorns
Who’d still rather have Bilic
Free flowing football
Gracing their home pitch
Joel Matip’s long ball
Mane gave it a shake
Firing past Sam Johnstone
But the Baggies wouldn’t break
Ajayi with that late header
Quietened the Red roar
Silence envelopes Anfield
West Brom good for the draw
27 12 20
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Pandemonium at the Palace
Crystal Palace 0-7 Liverpool
It’s gone and happened again
Seven goals twice this year
This time Liverpool dish it out
To cruise five points clear
Bobby and Mohamed Salah
Both netting home twice
It’s sheer chaos at the Palace
The Red frontline concise
Minamino got the massacre rolling
Mane on the turn scores again
This is a Red rage bloodbath
Henderson adds to Roy’s pain
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Firmino seals it late!
Liverpool 2-1 Tottenham
Salah off Alderweireld
Top spot is at stake
Son returns the favour
It’s one one at the break
Spurs could have nicked it
Bergwijn misses a double
Had it been Son or Kane
It could’ve spelt real trouble
It’s all defence for Mourinho
All out attack for Klopp
Spurs expertly close shop
But Firmino takes us top
16 12 20
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Reds denied top spot
Fulham 1-1 Liverpool
Now it’s Diogo Jota
Who joins the injured crop
Klopp’s men miss the chance
To take three points and go top
The Cottagers were dominant
Unsurprisingly taking the lead
Returning fans scream once again
For Bobby Decordova-Reid
Aboubakar Kamara’s free arm
Alphonse Areola unlucky
Fulham looked good for a win
Salah drives low the penalty
13 12 20
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Anfield is open again!
Liverpool 4-0 Wolves
Once again the fans return
Anfield is on the go
Singing hard on the Kop
I spot my pal Mario
Salah swoops to score first
Coady with a lapsed header
Anfield erupts in sheer delight
Gini joins in with a cracker
Kelleher solid on his debut
Matip makes it three nil
Semedo beats Mane to it
To send the Reds over the hill
06 12 20
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Seagulls nick a point
Brighton 1-1 Liverpool
Neco fells Connolly
Seagulls get an early look
Maupay fails from twelve yards
Potter scribbles his notebook
Dancing two challenges
Jota seems to seal the win
Finding the bottom corner
Nine goals for the new kingpin
But VAR has other ideas
Salah and Mane got done
Controversial late penalty
Pascal Gross makes it one one
28 11 20
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Foxes fall at Fortress Anfield
Liverpool 3-0 Leicester
A former United centreback
Jonny Evans scores an own goal
Leicester look to the summit
Brendan is seeking pole
There’s a fitting Reds tribute
For the great man Ray Clemence
Liverpool lead at the break
Jota’s header immense
Diogo’s goal makes history
It needs Bobby to seal the show
Reds unbeaten at Anfield
Sixty four league games in a row
12 09 20
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All square at the Etihad
Man City 1-1 Liverpool
Bold with a bold 4-2-4
Klopp sends on the whole lot
Walker sends Mane to the floor
Salah one nil from the spot
Liverpool look electric
A front four having great fun
City are sure to make amends
Jesus nicks one for one one
Gomez falls foul to a penalty
VAR rules for handball
De Bruyne sends it wide
In the end it stays one all
08 11 20
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Jota sends Reds three clear
Liverpool 2-1 West Ham
Liverpool go a goal behind
For the second week in a row
Fornals reacting to Gomez
Beating Alisson nice and low
Now the champions are behind
For the third game in a row
Penalty before the interval
Salah fires straight and low
Kevin Friend cancels Jota’s goal
It’s a clear foul by Mane
Shaqiri with a sublime pass
Diogo has the the final say
31 10 20
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27th November 2024 at 5:55 am
‘You’re Supposed To Be At Home’ is an excellent and moving poem Denys.
You start off thinking it’s just about another oft-sung chant, one we personally heard a lot last season throughout our second relegation in a row here at Forest Green(FGR) ! I always love poems where you think they are saying one thing and then they suddenly pull you deeper to somewhere or something else else.
I’m currently helping in a local school for FGR in a voluntary capacity using football to help young students with reading. At an upcoming session we will tackle racism, just like we did in workshops at football schools and grounds when we first started this site 24 years ago. I’m gonna try and weave your poem into a session.
We’ve added it to the Anti- Racism/Kick It Out section under Crispin’s Corner.
Best C
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26th November 2024 at 1:59 pm
Great poem and great to see you back Wyn.
Don’t leave it so long next time my friend!
More please.
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13th September 2024 at 6:14 pm
Welcome to Football Poets Beth
Great evocative poem Beth….
More please !
Haiku always welcome.
Hope we (FGR) get to play you again soon
Best
Crispin
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26th July 2024 at 6:25 pm
Great poem Mike Bartram. Eddie was a legend, affectionately known in Liverpool as, “the first hooligan.” Even the hoolies were well dressed in those days. The amazing thing was he was only 26 when that picture was taken. He’d played for Everton youth team and was well known to the players. He never got arrested. They threw him out and he climbed back in, just in time for Derek Temples winner.
I used the picture of him being tackled to the ground on the front cover of my book, “Once Upon a rhyme in Football.” It’s worth looking on youtube and finding the re-enactment of the Wembley scene. Frank Skinner and Baddiel went around to Eddies home in the 1990’s and acted it out on the green outside. It’s hilarious, especially all the effort they put in to get Eddie sober enough to shoot the scene.
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10th July 2024 at 6:07 pm
Hi Crispin,
I don’t know if you’ve see the picture in social media today…
a picture of a teenage Lionel Messi cradling a baby in Africa as part of a photoshoot…. the family had won a lottery to have their baby pictured with him….
the photographer has just revealed that the baby is actually in fact Lamine Yamal!!!!
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26th May 2024 at 2:30 pm
Hi Denys…
Re Man City:
OK it was 20 years ago but Criag Wilson did write this and a few others on them back in 04/05.
BTW I’m more Forest Green Rover since 2014 (and Chelsea) these days . I drum and am a standing season ticket holder .
Best
Crispin
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29th April 2024 at 2:47 pm
Hi Denys,
Yes Richard Williams you’re a brilliant wordsmith, my friend. When I first saw your football poetry I thought it was the superb Guardian sports and music writer. I once had the honour of sitting next to Richard Williams while at the Independent on the sports desk. He writes about music and sport with immense knowledge and authority. I’ve read a couple of Richard’s books recently. Great writer rather like you Richard Williams the Pompey fan. Congratulations on promotion.
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28th April 2024 at 5:59 pm
Thanks Denys. Yes your replay poem was superb.
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26th April 2024 at 4:46 pm
Nice work, Joe. You were quick off the mark with that! Good one from Richard Williams too I see.
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25th April 2024 at 7:33 pm
Hi Denys,
Thanks mate. I’ll do it now.
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