Futbol Poems | Examples


Premium Member Celtic Warriors and Joycean Drunks

Watching the futbol match between the national teams of Ireland and Slovakia.  I managed to purchase a cheap seat and I am sitting up in the nosebleed section.  We drank and cheered as the game wore on.  The Irish national team emerged victorious 2-1.  Suddenly I remembered my mother’s maiden name:  McClay.  A surge of ethnic pride surged through my being.  I was hugging other fools in the stands.  We emerged victorious in a qualifying match.  I was hugging Celtic warriors and Joycean drunks alike in our victory

Moment of triumph
the true blood line emerges
ethnic memory
stirs up unwavering pride
party like an Irish Wake

Premium Member Poetic Versus About the Semi Final Round

Four score, nothing there  

Ukraine lost the Roman hosted sporting affair  

Back in London Boris raises a Saturday pint  

Proclaiming success on this summer’s night  

Soon the red, white boys will be coming home  

Right now, Wembly is dark and alone  

Waiting for Tuesday’s Spanish Inquisition  

Italy goalers planning their position  

But as for the Danes  

Wednesday is their game  

A fairy tale  

Against the old guard writing the daily mail  

No reason to complain  

Dickens and Anderson will be talked about noting societal fame  

UK will put up their best  

Defending a modern-day stadium nest  

While those from Denmark  

Will be able to hark  

Under the lights in the evening’s dark  

Hollering Christian ‘we love you’  

While turning Nordic Leif on Erikson too 

A protagonist inside the sports book pages  

Hero to those counting wages   

 British need to hold serve  

To get what they deserve  

A trip to the Championship round  

And a trophy worthy of a couple pounds  

Giving to the victor who wins it all  

Competing in UEFA European futbol

Premium Member Heroes and Villains

A hero is a villain
   to the side that just got beat.
Great futbol heroes score big goals, 
   most use their head or feet.

(anti-tribute to Diego Maradona)

Written 22 Dec 2020


Premium Member The Relegation Review

Something happened that shook the ground 
The Hammies were victory bound 
Two goals up late in the game 
They thought the words of relegation would be tamed 
Suddenly, the seagulls started to pest 
Not allowing the Hammies a rest 
Finding the net, a goal closer the Seagulls did get 
Only a few minutes later a bright move was made not using a hand 
And the incident put more leverage into the relegation plan 
This review situation scene made West Ham yell and scream 
What is this said the marooned fan another video replay scam? 
All level and if this keep up the Londoners will spend a year with the British futbol devil 
Relegation haunts those who play at the Olympic home and this situation is like being biblically stoned 
On the bright side 
And this is no lie 
A whole new league could invade, and they could have much EPL information to trade 
Also, if West Ham makes the drop 
The losing may stop 
Leaving West Ham England Champion on top

Premium Member Upon Watching Goals Being Taken Away

Where were you last year 
Back in relegation I did hear 
Have your beer with your cheer 
West Ham will level it soon 
Under this Friday Night moon 

Hammies gave it a try 
And it would have worked if someone did not let out a cry 
First time that the ball went into the net 
The boss on the sidelines dropped a flag it wasn’t time yet 
Offsides was the call there was a violation in the futbol law 

With one on the board the Blades needed not another score. 
Hammies played them tough trying to draw even feeling that would be enough
And then it happened, an aggressive move on the enemy side 
With a nice kick the ball was giving a ride. 

In it went and the players celebrated knowing full time was almost spent. 
Once again there was a complaint 
And after a review the athletic feat was not done by a saint. 
The Blades player had physical contact 
Which told the Hammies it was time to pack 

After watching this I must say 
It was 2-1 Hammies if the goals were okay 
But fouls were committed and the Hammies bit it 
Now that the match was done, and The Blades won 
It should be noted it was the Hammies who were the ones that made the two hours fun

All That You Won'T Remember

The sun doesn’t rise in these terrible skies
The world was in ruins once
Some kind of beautiful
Hell sat around us 
Just you and me 
This was the saddest 
The truth could be 

It was like yesterday didn’t matter
Only a banjo
A fiddler and untouched strings
Do you remember
It was some kind of beautiful

Lovely was a disastrous sport
And futbol was a feeling
Cigarettes ran from touch
Smoke came as a form of trust 
And hope remained a potion of bad luck
Do you remember when hell sat around us 

Tomorrow was unthought-of 
We were fishing for the blues
Day light in sunny nights 
A harvest moon
A picnic with apples 
Oranges and tomatoes ripe
A midseason delight 
Can you guess who’s home
We were just about human again

"metaphors, cliche's, & no one else"


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