An Insincere Apology

kevin john patrick raymond

Sunday, April 3rd, 2005

¶ 1 Leave a comment on verse 1 0 I’ve just seen them two on the telly
Dyer and Bowyer the creeps
An unrehearsed apology?
From a couple of innocent sheep (yeah right)

¶ 2 Leave a comment on verse 2 0 It was so rehearsed and insincere
For us all to see
A win double of trouble
These two
I’m sick to the back teeth
Of the lot of them
Whats the F.A going to do?

¶ 3 Leave a comment on verse 3 0 They never said sorry to each other
In fact they both sounded so daft
We need action right now
To stop this somehow
Before kids beat up team mates
For laughs!!!

Notes

This has gotta stop, what went on in the game was bad enough, but the so called public apology was bordering on farce, I thought the pair of them were going to start laughing at one stage!

I ended up laughing at the sheer hypocrisy of the whole thing, when kids start abusing refs and starting punch ups with team mates and the other team, we can all point the finger to their role models, the likes of these two!!!

Sir Alan Sugar was so right with his words the other week, if most footballers were in any other walk of life they’d be in jail as thugs. Makes you think does’nt it?

peace.

kev.

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kevin halls
19th March 2024 at 8:00 am

Hi Crispin. Chris Sutton on the radio has gone for a Chelsea v Coventry final. As we know anything can happen in the Cup, and I reckon we can go to the final.
We’re still in with a chance of the play offs too, so lots to go for.

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Crispin Thomas
19th March 2024 at 7:41 am

Hey Kev

Let the masses drool over their odds on City v Unted Final, but who knows how pressure can hit.

Cov and Chels will be rightly labelled as having no chance..but hey …stranger things have happened..

so Chelsea v Coventry…that’s the Final for us!

Best

C

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joe morris
29th January 2024 at 10:03 pm

Hi Crispin,

How are you doing mate? Yes, you’re probably right but hey football is all about emotion and passion and I just love writing about the game. I try to keep my poetry to a reasonable length but there’s so much to write about the game and its literature just lends itself naturally to poetry. Sometimes I just get completely carried and I do apologise for the length of my poetry but it’s a great thrill to be associated with Football Poets.

Cheers mate

Joe

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Crispin Thomas
10th January 2024 at 7:52 pm

You’re right of course Joe but…..it’s actually more of a big welcome break for everyone who is not into Premier League ..I’m talking fans of EFL National League and below…..

Btw …is this actually your longest poem ever !?

Best

Crispin

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Graham Salter
8th January 2024 at 4:45 pm

Thanks!

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Crispin Thomas
8th January 2024 at 10:42 am

There’s something so evocative and nostalgic for football fans the world over, in ‘revisiting’ old lost grounds.

Occasionally some remnants remain, with perhaps part of a wall or part or a stand or thre shape of a terrace, but often they are only still there in faded images and in our heads..

Great stuff Graham

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John Gilbert Ellis
4th January 2024 at 10:13 am

A great idea and well executed. Thanks Graham.

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Denys E. W. Jones
19th November 2023 at 1:45 pm

Thanks Gacina, glad you liked it, and I have just posted a new one about our points deduction…

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Gacina Bozidar
7th November 2023 at 6:34 pm

Today B.B.C post on F.B was titled:Premier League reduced to 18 clubs? I really think it may be interesting to see if this would be Everton’s nightmare and this poem is well suited for this concern.If there would be more difficult battle to stay if there were 18 teams.Great poem and somehow true.

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Ashington FC have launched a £50,000 Crowdfunder appeal to meet the increased costs of winning promotion last season, to pay for urgent stadium improvements, travel costs and equipment

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