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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #207: Apr 02, 2009 04:08:00 pm
      Beware The Reds Of March

      It started on the third
      With our win over Sunderland
      Our voices were being heard
      And the month started as planned

      Beware the Reds of March
      As we stormed through linking arms
      Together we stood and together we won
      Against Sbragia, Villa, Madrid and the scum

      2nd leg of the Champions League
      But we didn't even break sweat
      As the Redmen reigned sumpreme
      Hitting four into Casillas' net

      Beware the Reds of March
      As we stormed through linking arms
      Together we stood and together we won
      Against Sbragia, Villa, Madrid and the scum

      We went to Old Trafford next
      To prove how good we were
      And the scum sh*t their kecks
      After we scored four more there

      Beware the Reds of March
      As we stormed through linking arms
      Together we stood and together we won
      Against Sbragia, Villa, Madrid and the scum

      Then we played the Villa
      With Anfield's famous roar
      We gave the crowd a thriller
      Five nil was the final score

      Beware the Reds of March
      As we stormed through linking arms
      Together we stood and together we won
      Against Sbragia, Villa, Madrid and the scum
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #208: Sep 04, 2009 03:15:03 pm
      Just updated me origional poem with Johnson, Aquilani and Kyrgiakos
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      Reply #209: Sep 05, 2009 12:26:40 am
      An army amassed just like centuries before,in a city made famous by sieges of yore.

      Where Constantinople and Byzantium once stood,
       A new army now did descend like a flood.

      An army of thousands in livery of red, liverbirds on their chests and a dream in their heads.

      With smiles on their faces and songs in their hearts,
      of hope a new era was waiting to start.

      Stood on the north tribune I looked all around,a sea of red swamping
      three sides of the ground.

      Flags scarves and banners that covered the crowd, a show of red
      strength to make Chairman Mao proud.

      I surveyed the scene in awe and in bliss, how could we fail on a stage
      such as this?

      I reckoned without an AC Milan team, with the class to make nightmares
      out of our dreams.

      And so it transpired in a half straight from hell, a Maldini sucker punch
      straight from the bell.

      With two blows from Crespo five minutes apart, Milan drove a dagger
      through Liverpool's heart.

      We staggered and reached the refuge of half time, our worst fears were
      realized, 3-0 behind.

      Ashen-faced Reds with their heads in their hands, slumped in despair
      on the steps of the stand.

      An anger rose in me, but not with the team, where was the 12th man?
      was Chelsea a dream?

      We had to show pride, try to lift them somehow, we'd come too far
      to give up on them now.

      Somebody somewhere had shared the same thought, my faith was
      restored in our famous support.

      YNWA grew in strength, as did I, and I sang, as if it was for the last time.

      Looking back now I can't honestly say, that as I sang, I thought we
      would find a way to come back, but I wanted the whole world to see,
      we still had pride, we were still Liverpool FC.

      That chorus will live on in legend and and lore, Cruyff said he had heard
      nothing like it before.

      Maradonna said it made him convert to a red. Luis said it spurred them to
      rise from the dead.

      Then came the reverse of our first half ordeal, six minutes of mayhem
       that didn't seem real, six glorious minutes that none will forget, when
       Stevie and Xabi and Vlad found the net.

       Milan came again but at each turn we foiled, once more a siege played
      out on Istanbul soil.

      As the seconds ticked down, the redmen stood tall, though their
       muscles screamed stop, they ploughed on through it all.

      Then came the moment god's will become known, the ball fell to
      Shevchenko with Dudek left prone, with the goal at his mercy, our pole
      somehow saved, someone from above must have smiled on the brave.

       It was then that it suddenly all become clear, Milan realised that this
       wasn't their year. Alongside the reds stood an ally to great,
       There was no resisting the power of fate.

       So when the game entered its final test then,they bore the demeanour
       of half beaten men.

       Defeat after so much no player deserved, but while Milan's men wilted
       the reds kept their nerve.

       And when Andrei's nemesis foiled him once more, the night air was
       pierced with a deafening roar.

       Destiny fulfilled all that was prophesised, and I hugged all around me
      with tears in my eyes.

       The redmen all met us, celebrations they led Carra the lionheart,
       Gerrard the red. Sami the mighty, the sturdy Hamann, Dudek and all,
      heroes to a man.
        And Rafa our moses. by his guiding hand, led us all back here to this
       promised land. When the road became hard no excuse did he use,
       and when all seemed lost here his genius shone through.

       Emotion flowed down from the stands like a shower, as we watched
       Stevie lift that old trophy of ours. You'll never walk alone once again we
       did sing, as we all heralded the return of the KINGS.

       Now on the bus back to Taksim I went, my voice was in tatters, all
       energy spent, utterly drained but smiling ear to ear, I thought back to
       the road that had led me to here.

       As a boy I had watched all the legends parade, as they conquered all
       Europe and history was made. As the years passed, now no longer
       watched a screen, I thought I'd never see what my elders had seen.

       I wondered if my eyes would yet see the glory, and whether in years to
       come I could tell stories of great Anfield nights and of crusades abroad,
       when the mighty Reds put Europe's finest to the sword.

       2004 then turned into 05, and finally all of my hopes came to life,
       it seemed fate was with us right from the start, it happened as if it
       was written in the stars.

       I watched from the kop on that December night, the pivotal moment
      when dark turned to light. Four minutes from failure, then hope was
       restored, we all dared to dream when, Stevie G scored.

       Echoes of the past rang as clear as a bell, the late kop end goal, the
       same scoreline as well. My generation loved tales about way back when,
       but now we now had our own ST ETIENNE

       I was there against Juve when ghosts of the past, 20 years in the
       waiting confronted at last. The Kop spelled out friendship in red and in
       white, and I silence we remembered the fallen that night.
        
       The whistle blew and the silence gave way, to a whirlwind of noise that
       blew Juve away. I saw a red tide almost swallow them whole,
       And I saw  LUIS GARCIA'S 30 yard goal.

       I saw Chelsea get their come-uppance at last, on a night at Anfield that
       might not be surpassed. The primeval force of the kop in full cry, for 96
       minutes the noise wouldn't die.
       
       96 mins for 96 souls, they surely were watching the drama unfold.
       For something divine intervened on our side, 'cos I can't explain how
       Gudjohnsen shot wide.

       The kop danced long after the players had gone, the glory of years
       passed remembered I song. And when we were thrown out we danced
       on outside, around Shankly's statue long into the night .

       And now I had witnessed a moment so rare, it's and splendour
        were beyond compare. A moment in sport we may not see again, a
        moment I'd waited so long to attain.

       Istanbul was for one night, heaven and earth, so special you can't put a
       price on it's worth, I give thanks I was one of the privileged few,
       I was there and saw all our dreams come true.

       A banner I'd read and there saw it again, 'my eyes have seen the
       glory,' it proudly proclaimed. Four symbolic stars were emblazoned
       thereon, I could now say 'me too' when the 5th one was won.

       I've seen the Kop's legacy upheld and enhanced, and seen us win when
       no one gave us a chance. I've seen us rise up and be crowned Europe's
       best, if it's the last match I see I'd still think myself blessed.

      Took some typing that, its for all those who have not read it,by the way its not mine
       just copied it for you all to see, hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
        
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #210: Sep 05, 2009 12:44:16 am
      That is one quality poem, really does bring all the memories back as well.

      Ta for typing it out Andy.
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #211: Sep 05, 2009 01:12:17 am


      R4  29/01/1955  Everton  Away  W  4-0  Liddell (18), A'Court (29), Evans 2 (57, 75)  72000 

      What a brilliant memory Billy.......bet you can't remember what you did yesterday  ;) :lmao:




      Everton 0 - Liverpool 5  November 6th 1882 Goodison. Goals : Rushie (4) and Lawro.

      Liverpool 5 - Everton 0  September 1965  Anfield   Goals: Smith, Hunt (2) Stevenson and St John.



      ... and I cant even remember what I did today.
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #212: Sep 05, 2009 03:01:46 pm
      No problem mate i got another one lying about somewhere will dig it out for you ,sorry for the few spelling mistakes took ages to type and i was tired.
      That is one quality poem, really does bring all the memories back as well.

      Ta for typing it out Andy.
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #213: Sep 05, 2009 03:13:32 pm
       United, united,how did you fare?, Barca were playing with five men to spare.
       Embarrassing watching men against boys, Messi and co playing with toys.

       A man named BOB PAISLEY had three cups to show, does the purple faced b***ard?
       the answer is no. A long old journey, back to home, and the saying is true.

       THERES NO PLACE LIKE ROME......
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      Reply #214: Sep 05, 2009 08:21:21 pm
      it honestly took me last night alone, early hours though, between 1 an 3 am. I'm really lookin for people to shout names I haven't got in it but without embarrassing me by sayin I've missed a real obvious player. :D

      You missed fred west


      Cheers to those who've said it was good.
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      Reply #215: Sep 05, 2009 10:51:37 pm
      ^^^
      West is in the list mate.

      Storton, Wallace, Spicer and West
      Four more who had a Liver Bird on their chest
      Putterill, Plessis and Padelli the Italian lad
      Torben Piechnik drove all of us mad
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      Reply #216: Sep 06, 2009 12:28:32 am
      Been bit of a quiet thread this lately, good to see it become active again.

      Hopefully see some more good ones regularly again. I would post one but am crap at this sort of thing.
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #217: Sep 07, 2009 12:00:13 am
      50 Years Of Thanks

      Back in the year of 1959
      Phil Taylor left the job
      So in came William Shankly
      From Huddesfield we'd rob

      He took his time to make us great
      And once again be England's best
      Promotion from Division 2
      Put our second tier nightmares to rest

      So on we marched right through the league
      Until we'd claimed top spot
      Was that enough for Shanks and his boys
      The answer was it was not

      Another two titles came our way
      Two FA Cups and a European tour
      All this happened in 15 years
      Before he left in 1974

      So 50 years on since Bill arrived
      And we've given him 50 years of thanks
      To the one, the only, the great
      The man we know as Shanks
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      Reply #218: Sep 08, 2009 10:21:27 pm
      One night I went the Empire
      To see the Istanbul show
      At the end I danced into the aisles
      And broke my F***ing toe!


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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #219: Apr 12, 2010 10:46:47 pm
      Is The End In Sight?

      Is it coming to a close?
      Are they finally going?
      We don't know what the future beholds
      Or if on our boat they'll still be rowing

      Is the end in sight?
      Have we won our fight?
      Against the lying pair
      Who have not one ounce of care

      Is their reign finished?
      Are they leaving for good?
      No more can we be diminished
      Like they wished we could

      Is the end in sight?
      Will they leave tonight?
      Not a day too soon can they leave
      Not one day will a Kopite greave

      Is this their closing date?
      Are they saying goodbye?
      The day won't come a day too late
      And they'll leave by telling a lie

      Is the end in sight?
      Are we out of this plight?
      Please let this be the end
      And put our club on the mend.
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      Reply #220: Apr 12, 2010 10:49:16 pm
      Quality that DLS

      I hope the end is in sight :)
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      Reply #221: Apr 12, 2010 10:58:30 pm
      Nice one dls
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #222: Apr 13, 2010 01:52:04 pm
      Heres a poem I wrote. Simply called. OUT

      YANKS OUT

      The end
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      Reply #223: Apr 17, 2010 12:10:16 am
      96

      On one faithful day in April
      96 souls were taken to the skies aloft
      Souls such as Barry Bennett and Henry Rogers
      Alan Johnston and Colin Ashcroft

      Day after day we've tried to make
      The entire world know and understand
      The injustice for Chris and Martin Traynor
      James Apinall and Tony Bland

      But some in this world won't listen
      To the Kop men and child
      But we continue to fight for Barry and Ian Glover
      As well as Brian Mathews and Martin Wild

      John Anderson, Henry Burke, Roy Hamilton
      Everyone of you is a golden star
      Just like James Delaney and Stephen Copac
      James Hennessy and Inger Shah

      Paula Smith and Gerard Baron
      Had the very same feeling
      As Paul Brady and David Birtle
      As well as David Thomas and Ian Whelan

      The death of Thomas and Thomas Anthony Howard
      Gives some sick people their kicks
      As do the untimely deaths of Kester Ball
      Or Sarah and Victoria Hicks

      David Benson, Jon-Paul Gilhooley
      Raymond Chapman, Tracey Cox
      Every one of you will be remembered
      Just like Christopher Devonside and Thomas Fox

      I don't know how people
      Could even start to tell
      The families of Peter Burkett
      Phillip Hammond or Simon Bell

      Peter, Gary and Stephen Harrison
      Are now gone into the skies
      Derrick Godwin and Paul Carlile
      We still fight for your truth not lies

      And every year we fight
      The pain always grows worse
      That there's been no justice
      For Vincent Fitzsimmons or Gary Church

      But we know we won't give in
      And every Kopite born
      Will fight for John McBrien and Arthur Horrocks
      David Mather and Gordon Horn

      The government let us all down
      They know that they blew it
      For Joseph and Paul Clark
      Carl and Nicholas Hewitt

      They didn't do their job
      But we won't let you down
      Eric Hankin or Paul Hewitson
      Or Carl or David Brown

      They think our strength is decreasing
      They think we're getting slimmer
      Quite the opposite for Richard, Christine and Gary Jones
      As well Carl and David Rimmer

      Because we continue to ignore
      The jibes, the hatred, the looks
      We know what's fair Gary Collins
      Nicholas Joynes and Andrew Brookes

      Francis McAllister and Christopher Edwards
      Are two reasons why we won't lose
      Four more reasons are Keith McGrath
      Carl Lewis, Lee Nicol and Eric Hughes

      David Hawley is forever in our thoughts
      Along with Anthony and Michael Kelly
      William Pemberton and Peter McDonnell
      Will be remembered from here to New Deli

      Because every year our support
      To fight grows even greater
      For Jonathon Owens and Alan McGlone
      Marion McCabe and Colin Wafer

      Patrik, Peter and Stuart Thompson
      Never returned from that ground
      Neither did Stephen O'Neill or Kevin Williams
      And that's why "Justice For The 96" is a common sound

      It doesn't matter if you're in the States
      Australia, Asia or Bootle
      As a Red you will remember
      Joseph McMarthy and Peter Tootle

      And the wounds left by Graham Roberts
      They will never start to heal
      And it's the same for Steven Robinson
      Colin Sefton and Phillip Steele

      Paul Murray and Kevin Tyrrell have gone
      And "The Truth" still hasn't seen daylight
      There's still lies over the deaths
      Of Adam Spearritt and Graham Wright
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      Reply #224: Jun 02, 2010 02:51:47 am
      Kopites Unite

      Surely to you it makes sense to stand proud
      And spread this message we feel so loud
      Cross over the sacred hallow ground
      And not allow anybody to knock us down

      Standing as brothers standing tall
      Linking arms cementing our wall
      For the greatest love of all
      The greatest side in football

      Liverpool Football Club is ours for good
      It’s what runs daily through our blood
      We’ve done whatever we could
      To get rid of the boardroom dud

      Fighting the fight with our feet
      Our voices heard on the street
      Through the wind, rain and sleet
      We’ve fought against the cheat

      We’ve fought against Hicks and Gillett
      Because of lies, thieving and debt
      No matter what, Kopites do not forget
      That’s a promise not a threat

      We’ll fight for as long as we have to
      Against anybody like you two
      Not a single word you say is true
      So Kopites unite once more like we do
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      Reply #225: Jun 02, 2010 10:51:21 pm
      To DLS and andylfcynwa, those poems are absolutely F***ing awesome! I am lost for words, i really am. DLS, i sit here with my boy after reading the '96' poem with tears in my eyes. I don't know what the word is for such a heartbreaking piece of poetry, but whatever that word is, is what that poem is. For me it sums up not only the hardships and sufferings of Liverpool Football Club and it's families, but the neverending relentless strength and perseverance of Liverpool Football Club in it's pursuit of justice. Justice will prevail because we will never give up the fight, ever. YNWA.
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      Reply #226: Jun 06, 2010 02:31:51 pm
         GOING DOWN TO THAT LONDON By PJMAN
       --------------------------------------------

      I'm going down to London, me mothers packed me case,
      Gonna find fame and fortune, I'm gonna join the race.
      She's packin' all me bezzies, she's polishin' me boots,
      I'm going down where the Cockneys live, I'm pullin' up me roots.

      OH! Going down London, gonna have some fun, Gonna grab all the tarts.
      Me own little gaff in Chelsea, I'm gonna steal all their hearts,
      Gonna get a job as a bouncer, in the big West End.
      When they hear my Liverpool accent, it will send them round the bend.

      I,m looking out the winda, on the night express,
      Got me khaki kecks and me ganzie on, I'm looking half me best.
      No more gettin' bevvied, gettin' belted by me ma,
      When I hit the sights of the big city, it's whiskey and cigars.

      Chorus
      -------

      I'm trudging all round Chelsea, gettin' in a nark
      looking for a place to kip, it's slowly gettin' dark.
      I went for a pint in the alehouse, while I thought about what to do,
      I said;"Giz a brown bitter, put a head on it, or I'll put a head on you." HO!... CHorus
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      The End....to be sung on the way to Chelsea after copious ammounts of the nectar.   
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #227: Jun 15, 2010 06:09:47 pm
      Just edited the players' poem to include Jack Robinson.
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #228: Sep 09, 2010 03:28:26 pm
      Me original poem has been updated with this year's new boys.
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      Re: Liverpool Poems
      Reply #229: Feb 22, 2011 06:59:19 pm
      Carroll, Suarez, Coady and Sterling added to the players' poem.

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