Funny Soccer Poems | Examples

These Funny Soccer poems are examples of Soccer poems about Funny. These are the best examples of Soccer Funny poems written by international poets.


A New Soccer Ball

Soccer ball made from granola, dried grapes
Honey, brown sugar, oats, sunflower seeds
Almonds and chocolate chips form the ball that is fun to
Play the soccer game where everyone wins and the goalie eats the ball.

Eleven comedic players on each team want that
Soccer ball running after the tasty round thing, number 19 gets a Red card
Before the lemming, marmot, and prairie dog run
Biting a tasty crunch out of that flavorful round sphere.

Chocolatier is in competition for profit and prize with
Granolatier who in rivalry selling those two color round
Yummy soccer balls hoping the malamute doggie and
Spiky Yorkshire terrier stay off the game field and don’t eat the ball.

Soccer mom enjoys getting lots of granola soccer balls at the
Local grocery store every Saturday keeping one for herself,
One fun granola soccer ball lasts a week for driving and munching,
Accordion playing cheering moods for all biting that new soccer ball.


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A little small boy;
On the field learning soccer;
He runs, kicks, shutter the ball;
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Trips falls ball rolls on,
Opponents a little girl
Sees, laughs he gets up "socks her"


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Inside Rules Soccer

Inside Rules Soccer by James Barrymore

Zag Zag Zoom
I’m moving like a speeding car
There’s not much space 
I can’t go far

Zig Zag Zoom
Here I dribble the mini ball
Around the table off the wall
I bounced it off my brother’s butt
I’m driving both my parents nuts

Zig Zag Zoom
My brother chased me up the stairs
I tried to hide behind a chair
Now he’s pinned me to the floor
I wait til he’s gone, then I dribble some more

England Won a Penalty Shootout

Many years of dreaming and searching
Will this be the year we finally stop hurting? 
I can't believe these words are coming from my mouth 
I can finally say England won a penalty Shootout

Three lions on our shirt and we won't be caged
This will be the year we perform on the biggest stage
In every game teamwork is vital 
But here we are ready for the quarter final 

We've Made it further than Argentina, Germany and Spain
Who needs a Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo when you have Harry Kane 
Give the ball to Lingard, Alli or Marcus Rashford 
Then they'll assist Kane to score

Football is all I've ever cared about, the world cup is the greatest show
During each game our confidence will grow
It could all go wrong with one mistake 
But we know we're going to win as we have Gareth Southgate 

It's no longer a secret, it's now known
That football is coming home
We're going all the way, I don't have any doubt
We're winning the world cup, because we finally won a penalty Shootout
© Alex Duffy  Create an image from this poem.

The Soccer Players

With Henry in my arms, we watched
The soccer players kick.
He laughed at every move they made -
Deliberate or quick.

He couldn't understand, of course,
(He's thirteen months of age)
So what got to his funny bone
Is very hard to gauge.

What seems to me quite ordinary,
Filtered through his eyes,
Becomes a new adventure
Simply bursting with surprise.

So as we watched, his all-out giggles
Filled me with delight.
The time I spend with Henry
Makes the world seem fresh and bright.


World Cup 2014

Pain in Spain
Bland England
Shame in the game
Who do you blame
When your approach is lame
Three lions or three blind mice?
I wonder
© John Pen  Create an image from this poem.

Soccer With the Boys

I practice with the boys
The dirty filthy boys
The cute funny boys

My new soccer team
I had to play
No matter what
I guess this hadn't
Occurred to me

I practice with the boys
The smelly annoying boys
The fast strong boys

They accept me 
As one of them
Play, laugh, slide tackle
Together at practice
In a team huddle

I practice with the boys
The pushy uptight boys
The sweet friendly boys

We cram into cars
On cold nights
We carpool to games
We spend four nights a week
Together

I practice with the boys
The mean jerky boys
The nice hot boys

I get cold
They give me a jacket
I hurt myself
They carry me off the field
I get tired
They give me a shoulder to lean on

I play with the boys
The best friends I could ask for
© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.

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