A pole dancer and a gymnast
Hard working and skilled
too
The only difference
between them
Seems to be the
quantity of tattoo
A pole dancer and a gymnast
Hard working and skilled
too
The only difference
between them
Seems to be the
quantity of tattoo
Alas I was in error
There is no end to the
terror
Alas I was sadly wrong
The Olympic whinge
goes on
I enjoyed the Jubilee concert
It was a wonderful
night
I thought the opening
ceremony
For the games was just
right
But before any other
major events
I want to know one
thing
When is someone going
to tell sir Paul?
That he can’t bloody
sing
I love the Olympics
And now it’s on home
soil
It gives us an
opportunity
As our competitor’s
toil
To see them taking
part
In events of this and that
Of seeing all the many
sports
The team GB are so
awful at
After seven long years
Of blood sweat and
tears
The games can commence
And that test of human
endurance
Can come to an end
As we abandon that
trend
That has made us all
cringe
The seven-year Olympic
whinge
I love the girl’s Beach Volleyball
I’m really very keen
It’s not like a proper
beach though
For a start it’s just
to clean
No cigarette ends or beer
cans
And not a used condom
to be seen
A gymnast and a pole dancer
Both skilled and both
work hard
The only difference
between them
It seems to me is a leotard
I am a scratch golfer
And what that means my
lad
Is I write down all my
good scores
And scratch out the
bad
Are you wearing a horse’s head?
Are you supposed to be
PUCK?
Oh, you’re running the
marathon
Well, aren’t you the a
silly fool
I like the sporting banter
Surrounding sporting Rivalry
But there is a fine line
Separating it from tribalry
A man got on the bus
And sat down next to Bimbette
He smiled warmly at her
And briefly their eyes met
Full of golf balls
His bulging front trouser pockets
Caught her attention
Her eyes almost left their sockets
He said "its golf balls."
And Bimbette said “Oh”
Then continued, "Does it hurt
As much as tennis elbow?"
If the 60s was the decade of dreams
Then the 1970’s was the decade of nightmares
It was the decade when
The German hex over England began
As in the heat of Mexico, in 1970
They knocked us out of the World Cup,
And it all went downhill from there
The defeat to Germany
Was to be England’s last appearance
In the World Cup Finals for 12 years.
The following year saw Arsenal,
The team we all love to hate,
Do the League and cup double.
1972 saw me enter the work place
And I’ve been there ever since, but I’m not bitter.
1973 was a mixed year
Manchester United were relegated to division 2,
The Washington Redskins lost in the Superbowl
And a significant other entered my life.
1974 United won promotion as champions
But Liverpool won the FA Cup and they blossomed
Into a force that would dominate for years to come.
The following year Liverpool won the league title
In 1976 Southampton beat United in the cup final,
All the worse as my future father in law was a saint’s
fan
The high point of the decade came in 77 when
United won the FA Cup, beating Liverpool 2-1
Normal service resumed for 1978
As I discovered there was more to girls
Than holding hands and stealing kisses.
And that they very definitely weren’t,
All sugar and spice and all thing nice
My significant other left me for an accountant,
Who supported Luton Town,
And to add insult onto injury was ginger
1979 United lost in the Cup Final to Arsenal
And so ended the decade of disappointments
When the only thing naffer than the music
Were the 70’s fashions
The decade that didn’t even have style
Or a decent musical accompaniment
The 70’s when dreams turned to nightmares
The dour Scot lost the first two sets
And the outcome looked
a pretty safe bet
But the plucky Brit
fought back to level
Only for the Scot to
return in the final set
It’s true that they
certainly have their detractors
But I have always
thought British players
Make truly world-class
tennis commentators
We were rubbish in South Africa
But we should stop the
whining
For no matter how black
the cloud
There is always a
silver lining
We were rubbish in
South Africa
And we get no second
chance
But at least we can
safely say
That we were not as
bad as France
Are you wearing Olympic suits?
Well, you’re looking
very smart
You’re Essex lads,
aren’t you?
I bet you can’t wait
for it to start
You will show to the
world at large
That you have good
hearts
When you’re lighting
the torches
Show us you possess
some smarts
For I hope there is
more to you
When the 2012 Olympiad
starts
Than dropping your
tailored trousers
And lighting up your
farts
When she suggested
A game of all fours
I thought that meant
Getting into her
drawers
But no, I was wrong
Which is a shame
It turns out “all
fours”
Is just a card game
I was only five, when in 1960
The Beatles hit the scene
And the following year
JFK took office as President
In 1962 a very significant appointment,
That of Alf Ramsey as England Manager,
Who brought us the Wingless Wonders.
The reborn Manchester United
Rising phoenix like from the ashes of Munich
Won the FA Cup in 1963.
In 1964 I held hands with Carole Duffy,
A very wonderful event at the time,
1965 saw United win the League title
And the mini skirt first appeared
The latter was less significant when I was 10
Then in 66 England won the world cup
(And yes, the ball did cross the line)
United won the League again the following year
And then fulfilling the dream,
So cruelly crushed 10 years before,
Manchester United won the European cup in 1968.
1969 was famously the year
That Linda McMahon first kissed me
Oh, and Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.
For me it was a decade of dreams coming true
A time when I thought life just couldn’t get any
better
And I was right, because then came the 70s
Elin was asked what she and Tiger were doing
Out and about in the
early hours of the morning
She said she couldn’t
answer for Tiger
But for herself she
was out clubbing
“We are disappointed with the draw
Against this piss poor
team today”
“We consider it two
points dropped”
Said a spokesman of
the Algerian FA
Outside a football ground in London
At Craven Cottage, the
home of Fulham
Stands a statue of
Wacko Jacko
Why is it there? I
don’t know
What is he doing in
West London eh?
Is it because when
Fulham play
They are not all black
or all white
Not unlike Jackson
himself, is that right?
Or is it just that Al
Fayed my old lad
You are really barking
mad
You don’t need a parachute
To go skydiving
Unless you want to
make it
A regular thing
Goals scored in the premiership
Reached record numbers
on Saturday
But that’s what
happens when you hold
An EDL rally on the
same day
Being on the top of his sport
Tiger Woods is
wealthy,
And he enjoys the
trappings
Of being financially
healthy
He has bought luxury
cars
With what he has won
Once all in pristine
condition
After security failures
In South Africa
Surrounding England
In particular
FIFA want to ascertain
How certain individuals
Could gain entry
Without credentials
To England’s dressing
room
The ones causing most
worry
Were Emile Heskey
Glen Johnson and Gareth
Barry
Everyone wants a video ref in the game
There are no dissenting
voices I can name
Fans shout their support
and managers want it
Players are in favour
and even the refs want it
Because it is a change
that really matters
Everybody wants its except
Mr Blatter
I long since came to terms
Since John Barnes set
the trend
With footballers
wearing gloves
To keep their little
pandies warm
I am less understanding
Of players taking to
the field
With tights beneath
their shorts
But it seems I must
accept it
But the line has to be
drawn somewhere
And that line was
crossed
This very weekend
I was shocked beyond
belief
To see a player take
to the field of play
Wearing a muffler
about his neck
Shaven headed barbarians
And tattooed savages
Strut with preening
peacocks
In performing their
pantomime
While their vengeful
tribes
With banners held high
Chant their rhythmic
cacophony
Faces distorted with
hate
On the field of honour
They grapple and kick
They push and pull
They dive and roll
Assault and assail
Connive and cheat
In unforgiving
onslaughts
They perform for
baying hordes
A vile and brutal
spectacle
Always referred to
As the beautiful game
Elin’s phone hasn’t stopped
Since the tale hit the
papers
Every golfer in the
world
Wants to speak to her
To get some pointers
On how to beat Tiger
Capdevila has reached the pinnacle
Of herculean World Cup
feats
He has joined the
pantheon
Of notorious world cup
cheats
Did you think Lord Triesman mad, for saying?
That referees might me
bribed by Spain
If so, did watching
the sending off of Costa
Give you any doubt and
make you think again
If St Paul's day
Be fair and clear
Then Wimbledon
Will be good this year
And strawberries will
Sell well my dear
St Paul's day (June 29th)
We left the stadium after awhile
Exiting though the
open turnstiles
To find
inappropriately clad in licra
And standing on top of
a Micra
A very fat woman
singing opera
From on top of that
poor little car
When I heard a laugh
from my lad
Who then said “It’s
all over then Dad”
The game of Golf is character building
In the view of certain
people
Others are a little
more grounded
And would describe it
as a perpetual
Series of unmitigated
disasters
Punctuated by an
occasional miracle
I hate the Champion’s League
On so many levels
I hate it because it’s
a competition
Devised by money
grubbing devils
I hate it because you
have to enter it
Because that is where
the money is found
Money to lure the
pampered prima donnas
To your particular
ground
I hate it because it
is ceded
So the best teams are
always on view
So that UEFA can
optimise
Their television
revenue
I hate it because it
doesn’t seem to know
What it really wants
to be
Is it a knockout
competition?
Or the beginnings of
the super league
But I hate it most of
all
Above all other
considerations
Because the European
Champions League
Has so few actual
champions
Post Script
Well all the above is
true
But I regret the
overriding reason
That I hate it so
passionately is that
We have been knocked
out this season
The song of the supporter’s pack
“Who’s the wanker in
the black?”
That was the chant
But no longer, for you
cant
Disrespect the referee
For a man such as he
Is to be protected
And respected
And no one must speak
ill
Even if forced to
swallow the bitter pill
Of un-just officialdom
Which is NOT seldom
No manager may mutter
Query or utter
Discontent in the ref’s
direction
For to commit such an
indiscretion
Will see them had up
before the FA
Where a fine must be
paid
And be sentenced to a
touchline ban
For insulting the
black clad man
But why should they be
protected
And forcibly respected
They are a
professional group
And well salaried to
boot
They no longer
officiate
In their amateur state
Low-tech refereeing
A hobby to be fitted
in
Attending the scene of
their crime
In their spare time
With no remuneration
For their dedication
No “bread and honey”
Just enough for petrol
money
If lucky luncheon
vouchers maybe
For a cup of tea
And a pie to warm the
soul
Before disallowing a
perfectly good goal
It was much better
then
With those amateur men
And be able to say to
their faces
That they were bloody
disgraces
I don’t think we have
progressed
Now we have
professional refs
They now think
themselves important
And no longer want to
hear the chant
But I still want to
sing with the pack
Lying in bed on their wedding night
The newly wed wife
said, eyes full of tears
“Before we were married
I was a hooker for eight years”
The husband said to her calmly
That he had no concern
about it
And that it might even
Spice up their
nuptials a bit
Then she got flustered
And said “no, no you
don’t understand
My name was Jeremy
And I played Rugby for
England”
The Liverpool supporters
Singing from the cop
Urge me to join them
On and on they never
stop
“You’ll never walk
alone”
Is the anthem they
sing
It’s gone on for years
now
With that tinny
scouser ring
Well I’m from
Blackpool
And of more sober tone
Which is why I say to
the cop
That I’d rather walk
alone
I never expected us to win the cup
That was always
inconceivable
But if we played to
our potential
The Quarter finals
were achievable
But when the first
ball was kicked
They were more
nightmare than dream
So I just wanted them
to do their best
Clearly too much to
ask of our team
The summer started oh so well
With a Euro football
banquet
Though sadly the home
nations
Were unable to attend
it
But the Euros inevitably
led
To the curse of footie
nations
The summer transfer
market
And the incessant
speculation
After the Euros came
Wimbledon
And I cheered on the
plucky brit
Then suffered our
inclement climate
While being bored by
the Cricket
I watched the windblown
whingers
Hacking round at the
British open
Then courtesy of the
highlights
I sat and watched it
all again
Then more newspaper
talk
Of who will stay and
who will go
Who is in and who is
out
And more stories about
Ronaldo
Two weeks away on the
costas
Helped to numb the
pain
Then home to more
paper talk
And of course more
summer rain
Even the upcoming
Olympics
Fail to give me
inspiration
Thinking of all that
track and field
Merely deepens my
depression
The only thing to break
my torpor
And to rejuvenated my
heart
Is to hear that shrill
whistle blow
And have the football
season start
Elin Woods admitted
Assaulting Tiger
“How many times”?
The police asked her
She thought for a
moment
"I’m not sure
exactly”
Then with a nod she
said
“Mark me down for a
three”
Are you wearing plus twos?
Well listen, here’s
the bad news
It looks as though the
plus twos
Have fallen out with
your shoes
England left for the airport
On the wrong bus,
apparently
For emblazoned on its
side was
“Playing with pride
and glory”
England’s bus was
possibly stolen
You will recognise it
quite easily
For emblazoned on its
side is
“Playing with sloth
and lethargy”
Me and some friends
Fancied a game of
darts
I said, “Nearest the
bull
To see who starts”
Johnny went “Woof”
And I went “Baah”
Then Danny went “Moo”
The beautiful game,
Is the life blood
Coursing through their
veins
These guardians,
These stewards and
rule makers
It fills their every
waking moment
On the other hand
They are:
Frauds
Interested in
Football
A little
Are you wearing running clothes?
What on earth are you
thinking?
You are in no shape
for running
What have you been
drinking?
I wasn’t born
yesterday you know
You’ve had more than a
tipple
You’ll be sorry I can
tell you
When you end up with
jogger’s nipple
Good bye Tommy
Celtics gentleman
Respected by professionals
Respected by the fans
Good bye Tommy
Celtic servant and
friend
A rock and pillar
Until your early end
Good bye Tommy
High in our esteem
The Celtic angels now
Have a new man on the
team
Tommy Burns Died May
15th 2008
The new England supremo
Mr Fabio Capello
Plans to take the England team
And fulfil our football dream
To raise English
spirits up
And win the next world
cup
But it would seem
This is just a silly
dream
As the only way Mr
Capello
The poor deluded
fellow
Will take a team as
far
As the finals in South
Africa
The only way he can
deliver
Is as the German team
coach driver
Are you wearing plus fours?
Well, they look just
the job
The tweeds with argyle
socks
But you do look like a
nob
My uncle sadly died at Wimbledon
He was a killed by a
tennis ball
I wasn’t too sad at
the funeral
It was a lovely
service after all
Guardians of the game,
Holders of the purse
strings
The doers of deals
Honest as the day
is…..
On the other hand
They are
First
In
For
All the dosh
Cole and King were seen
Laughing hysterically
Just a few hours
After defeat to
Germany
I saw no humour
In the way England
plays
In fact I haven’t
laughed
For the past two days
Are you wearing fishnet tights?
That’s not a bad
catch, I’ll bet
There’s a sight worth
seeing
When you bend over
Jeanette
That must be like the
moment
The football hits the
back of the net
Tiger should now have
Sympathy for baby
seals
With first-hand
knowledge
Of how they feel
As Tiger and the baby
seal
Have in common
That they’ve both been
clubbed
By a Scandinavian
There is a subtle difference
Between “Put” and
“Putt”
In meaning as well as
spelling
I will attempt to
elucidate
Their subtle
difference
Clearly in the telling
“Put” means to place
something
Where you ultimately
want it
“Putt” is an
unrealistic attempt
To do the same with the ball you hit
If Andy Murray wins Wimbledon
He will be called a
super brit
But if he fails like
those before
He will be that dour
Scottish git
Fed up of missing his favourite shows on TV
Young Ben wanted was
his own telly
“Could I have a telly
in my room dad”?
Reluctantly Dad said
yes to the lad
Ben stayed in his room
the first night
Next morning, he gave
his parents a fright
He asked his them
“what is love juice?”
His mother left making
some feeble excuse
Leaving his dad to
explain the basics
Of sexual intercourse
and its mechanics
The boy sat in open
mouthed amazement
Dad asked him after
his embarrassment
“Exactly what program
did you have on?”
The boy replied
"I was watching Wimbledon"
Waves of Rangers blue
Relentlessly Attack
Wave upon wave
Push their opponents
back
But this valiant
effort
This Rangers blue tide
That moved with
precision
Pushing opponents
aside
Did not happen in the
stadium
Nor was a ball at
their feet
This game took place
On Manchester’s city
streets
The Waves of Rangers
blue
With alcohol fuelled
Fight
Brought to bear upon
the police
Their vengeance and
their spite
But if during the
match
Such passion had been
on show
Then the UEFA cup
Might have gone to
Glasgow
May 14th 2008
The events following
the UEFA Cup final at the City of Manchester Stadium
After another dismal round of European qualifiers
I think it’s time for
a change
There are too many
countries now
So, I propose
something radical
Norway and Sweden
should merge
To become Swedway or
Norden
Spain and Portugal
could become
Sportugal, Porpain or
Spugal
Denmark and Finland
would be Finmark
Belgium and Holland
would become Belland
Germany and Austria
would either be
Gerstria or the fourth
reich
The Balkan states
could reform as Yugoslavia
Greece and Turkey
could be Treece or Gurkey
The USSR could
regroup, for sporting reasons only of course
And the home nations
could combine to become England
Are you wearing boxing
gloves?
Well as they say “if
the cap fits”
I should say it’s not
before time
And might curb your nocturnal habits
Tiger can drive a Golf ball
400 yards,
effortlessly
But can only drive a
car
Little more than three
We were predictable, disorganized and poor
Our ineptitude was
there for all to see
But as much as the
players failed to turn up
And performed disappointingly
We were tactically
bereft as well
Because Fabio Capello
has no plan B
As a footballer I must confess
My skills locker is
somewhat bereft
I am a naturally two
footed player
But unfortunately,
both of them are left
There are many differences
Between Rugby and
football
Rules, number of
players, ball shape
Goal posts, pitch
markings, duration
And so on and so forth
It was once said that
football
Is a gentleman’s game
played by ruffian’s
And Rugby a ruffian’s
game played by gentleman
Not quite as true as
it used to be
But still not far off
the mark
I’ve even heard it
said
That Football is
played by children
And Rugby by grownups
But for me the
difference
Can best be defined in
this way
A Footballer spends 90
minutes
Pretending to be
injured
While a Rugby player
spends 80 minutes
Pretending that he is not
They sing the homesick
blues
“We miss our families”
These pampered prima
donnas
Living in 5 star
luxury
In Afghanistan they
are home sick
They miss their
families
The soldiers living in
tents
Under fire from the
enemy
They sing the we’re
bored blues
“There’s like nothing
to do”
Like a bunch of seven-year-olds
Not men of over 22
We are so bored with
these players
And their incessant
whining
Waited on hand and
foot
Living it up on 5 star
dinning
They sing the we’re
tired blues
Like we have any
sympathy
Only having to play
once a week
Then after training
they are free
We’re tired waiting
for our heroes
When eleven strangers
appear
Where are the
premiership stars?
Who play weekly
without fear
We sing the England
blues
As each tournament
comes around
When each and every
time
Our dreams lie tattered on the ground
Who will finish
fourth?
Will it be Liverpool?
Who stake their claim?
Or will Aston Villa
rule
Who will stand tall?
Will it be Man City?
That win the prize
Or will Spurs be
sitting pretty
Who will go forth?
Into the Champions
League
To dine at the top
table
Who of these wannabes
Liverpool were last
the champions
More than 20 years ago
Aston villa weren’t
crowned
For 30 years or so
Its more than 40 years
Since Man City won
And Spurs were last
the winners
In 1961
But the Champion’s
League beckons
For these wannabes
These trophy less also
ran’s
How can that be?
She was without her knickers at Twickers
There was a little thatch
at Brans Hatch
There was a blushing
fellow at flushing meadow
When she was legs
akimbo in the limo
The beautiful game
Is one of different
hues
It can redden your
face
And cause marital
blues
Especially when you
add
An excess of cheap
booze
When victory is
achieved
Sex often ensues
But it’s a different
story
If he watches them
lose
He’ll wear a football
shirt
And she’ll wear a
bruise
The bigger the match
The shorter his fuse
As he rants and raves
She shakes in her
shoes
At the final whistle
Full of anger and
booze
He wears red and white
She wears black and
blue
Goodluck Jonathon’s response to the failure
Of the Nigeria team in
South Africa
Is to ban them from
internationals
For the next two year
which is radical
The English FA
considered doing the same
For the good of the
English game
But decided not to at
an FA meeting
As no one would notice
England not competing
The beautiful game,
Is the life blood
Coursing through their
veins
These guardians,
These stewards and
rule makers
It fills their every
waking moment
On the other hand
They actually think
Football
Is interesting
For
About a minute
She was my little sex kitten
Lively and playful
Very kittenish indeed
I had long hankered
after her
With her Reassuring
curvaceousness
And the feeling was
apparently mutual.
She had a liking for
the open air
And a penchant for the
dangerous
So, while her husband
played 18 holes
We played around
And made love in the
long grass
Beside the eighteenth
green
At the world cup
Maradona has called
for fair play
And he wants referees
To understand the meaning,
he says
He could perhaps give
FIFA
An example of fair
play
Like not punching the
ball into the net
That would be one way
Rafa is leaving Anfield
So, a new regime is
brewing
There is a new job
That he is actively
pursuing
And it’s a great shame
That a new club is
wooing
The last thing
Manchester wants
Is the prospect of
Liverpool renewing
By employing a manager
Who actually knows
what he’s doing
On the whole,
No pun intended,
It was a pleasant day
On the Golf course
The sun was warm
The wind was light
The golf was
A mixture of the
sublime
And the ridiculous
A day of ups and downs
As my scorecard
testified
But the par 4 15th
Was a different story
I had hit a crisp
drive
From the elevated tee
And away it flew
Straight down the
middle
As Bing once sang
It landed just short
of the dog leg
Kicked to the right
And rolled perfectly
round the turn
After such a shot
You feel ten feet tall
As you stride down the
fairway
And I felt every inch
of it
When I reached my ball
I found it sitting up
invitingly
And with an unhindered
path to the green
I had a birdie chance.
Slightly ahead and to
the right
A rather large Rabbit,
Was enjoying the
afternoon sun
Blissfully unaware of
what was to come
I selected my club
And addressed the ball
“Just hit it straight”
I told myself
I swung the club
towards the ball
In a perfect ark
But I must have lifted
my head
Because there was an
ugly contact
And the ball sliced
away
In the direction of
the Rabbit
Now had he just stayed
still
He would have lived
But alas at the sound
of the sliced contact
The Rabbit leapt
vertically in the air
Straight into the path
of the ball
And died instantly
Now looking back, I
could have claimed
That the Rabbit put me
off
But it didn’t really
If the ball had
followed its path
I would have been out
of bounds
So, the Rabbit
sacrificed himself
To save my par
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