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Play the Stars from the Sky

1 Leave a comment on verse 1 0 Nestled too long in the Norwood foothills, outshone by citadel floodlights.

2 Leave a comment on verse 2 0 Now we sweep like eagles, pounce from glittering red and blue heights.

3 Leave a comment on verse 3 0 Our troupe of wizards fire off tricks, trade chases with swagger and glide.

4 Leave a comment on verse 4 0 Free-flow one-touch football, we can play the stars from the sky.

Notes

Ambition to play the stars from the sky versus staying stuck, with no ambition, in the Selhurst mud.

A recent press conference from Oliver Glasner about the current Palace fixture pile-up, but also the wider ambition for the club to build on recent success and enjoy a better future:

“I spoke to the team and, at the moment, we’re not able to play the stars from the sky,” meaning that they are not in a position to be so free-flowing and fluid as they might like to be. “To have an excellent performance playing one-touch football and everything looks easy — this isn’t the time for that.”

Source: https://footballpoets.org/poems/play-the-stars-from-the-sky/