THE NOUVEAU FOOTBALL FAN.
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He doesn’t swear at the referee,
or question who’s his dad,
the nouveau fan has come along,
cos it is the latest fad.
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He always followed rugger,
he played it while at school,
but when footer came home in 96,
he found it ‘ ooh so cool’.
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Nouveau owns a season ticket,
their’s no problem with the dosh,
and his accent is a mixture,
of urbanite and posh.
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His home’s a trendy town- house,
in an area once run down,
usually along the river,
Islington or Camden Town.
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His home library is extensive,
in knowledge he is rich,
but the only football book you’ll find,
is Nick Hornsby’s ‘ Fever Pitch.’
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Of 66, he thinks of Hastings,
or the year of his favourite wine,
but ‘ They think it is all over,’
is his all time favourite line.
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Nouveau worships Tony Blair,
and Frank Skinner floats his boat,
and he compares Pele with Socrates,
cos of his ‘ BEAUTIFUL’ football quote.
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The F.A Cup’s a no show,
or any game it’s wet,
and he won’t stop off on the way to the game,
to place a little bet.
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No stopping in the local pub,
and with the die-hards have a brew,
no nouveau likes to be in his seat ,
by twenty five past two.
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His stat knowledge is incredible,
he’ll tell you how long Saha had the ball,
but he’s never heard the Roker Roar,
or been to the Old Den at Millwall.
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His feminine side comes shining through,
when the opponents score a goal,
and when the T.V camera zooms in,
it’s the cue for his tears to roll.
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He shouts at Gallic players in French,
to impress those sitting near,
but when his team scores a goal,
he’ll hardly raise a cheer
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He’ll stand up and politely clap,
then sit down like a lamb,
and leave with half an hour to go,
to beat the traffic jam.
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Some readers you will think,
this is nouveau discrimination,
but he’s just a sad by-product,
of a Sky Sports World, generation.
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It doesn’t matter that he hasn’t,
witnessed — the sloping pitch at Yeovil,
cos when the novelty wears off,
he’ll be watching cricket down the Oval.
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