Football Poets

Thank you Al and Welcome to Football Poets..

Too often in the shadow and wake of Hillsborough, Bradford and Heysel, your powerful and emotive lines remind us of a tragic day when 66 died and many more were injured at Ibrox .

RIP

great three lines Alex…table football..says it all

Kev….. the Rev, of that place that rhymes with Les Fridge!

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Lewis Carroll or Andy Carroll?

Brilliant Eddie!

with our new website format, we can now all offer suggestions on top of this.

My tuppenceworth:

AE Housman or Peter Houseman?

Spike Milligan or Mike Milligan?

I really, really wish I’d thought of that closing line!

Absolute classic!

Wow. That is a fantastic tale John.Thank you. Funny and sad but hysterical. You totally captured the vibe back then.I was too small to see in those huge crowds at the Bridge when i first went to Chelsea on Dec 25 ’57 (Chelsea 7-4 Portsmouth (when Greaves scored 4) but remember …ev’ry week so well …the old Peanut sellers chucking their peanuts to the crowd .And then us chucking our sixpences back .(Tanner a bag) And then stamping on them or chucking back the shells at our mates and the cops too. God Bless Mrs Michella the Crystal Palace peanut seller….and all long gone peasnut sellers.

We have one of these shirts Clik and it is beautiful.

Great poem for a boss shirt.

Lovely poem Rhys, and That Lone Ship looks a boss book.

Great poem Clik – witty and memorable, worthy of a quite remarkable occasion.