Leeds United Poem by Paul Butters

Leeds United



Yes, “marching all together”,
The men in lily white.
A tight defence,
So mighty.
Remember Jack,
With all his height.
Our lovely interpassing,
Oh, such a glorious sight.

And as for our opponents,
They just cowered down in fright.
We never tired of winning.
We’d never give up the fight.
“What’s it like to be outclassed? ” we’d sing,
(By Bremner, Giles and Gray) .
With Sniffer sniffing goals,
And many a Lorimer blast,
We’d send them, thrashed, on their way,
Yes, as we sang, outclassed.

Paul Butters (C) Yorkshire, Saturday 30\1\2010 at 11.55.

Saturday, March 27, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: sport
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