Pompey V Bluebirds – FA Cup Final 2008
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Not since World War Two had they reached such a height
With Arry at the helm they’d played football to delight
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The South Coast’s finest are the longest reigning ever
Seven years the holders without any actual endeavour
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The team of Barlow Anderson, Parker, Dorsett
Battered Major Frank Buckley to cause an upset
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Jack Tinn’s men tore the Wolves to a shred
The great Stan Cullis, his reputation was left for dead
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As King George presented to the Scot Jimmy Guthrie
A looming World War ensured it was all over by tea
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Fast forward and no hurrah for Kop king Fowler
As brave Cardiff and Enkleman served up pretty much a howler
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Loovens did provide a worthy magic moment
But the use of his arm just added to the torment
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Watched on by Sir Bobby, the grand sage
Sol lifted high on the majestic Wembley stage
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As Distin, Krancjar, Kanu, all came of age
Europe gets ready for a Pompey rampage.
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Number 7
© Emdad Rahman
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