Silence In The Stretford End?….Never.
¶ 1
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Yon red knight “There’s no atmosphere,
Cheering or applause”.
Security “Oi you lot… pipe down, d’you hear?
Or it’s out… the stadium door”.
¶ 2
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Confiscate their tickets,
Heave stood up punters out in the street
Who cares how the match seats cost?
Corporate fans are what they seek.
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What next. Leave yer shirt at home.
Yer bobble hat and scarve?
“Suits” are whats preferred these days
Not the cheering working class!
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Prawn sarnies from a perspex box
A telly, mini bar
Days are gone when we’d a Bovril
Free to sing with all our hearts.
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Imagine silence in the Spion Kop
Whispering in The Holt
Miming at The Emirates
Or murmurs at Maine road?
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Us punters go to matches
To rant and rave and sing
It’s all part of the attraction
And what keeps us blimmin going.
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When I leave the ground of a Saturday
After having done me nut
I feel a better balanced human being
For having cheered and jeered, stood up.
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If they crave the wonder of silence
Polite applause and what goes with it
Let these “Suits” go and put their lillywhites on
Bugger off and watch the cricket!
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