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NCFC ex-player limericks

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Or current players, if you prefer.

A right back called OtsemoborWas woefully dreadfully poorHis pace was electricHis brain epilepticDon''t mention the Colchester scoreYou get the idea.

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There once was a goalie called AndyHis skills weren''t particularly handyHe couldn''t kick straightSo they had a debateAnd was offered to Accrington Stanley

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A goalie from roar

Was terrible and poor

His hands were made of butter

With mistakes aflutter

He was better on the dance floor

Pretty crap but the best I could do.

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We once had a striker called Jamie Lad,

Who''s finishing was particularly bad,

It was so poor,

He couldn''t hit a barn door,

He made everyone but First Wizard mad.

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A left back called Victor SeguraTurned a feeble defence more unsurerWhen for offside he wavedIt was like a depravedGerman shouting "Seig Heil, mein Fuhrer!"

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That Irish winger, Keith O''NeillHad self-confidence that was unrealFrom the substitute''s benchCame a terrible wrench"No, I won''t sign a f##king new deal"

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We once had a striker called Coney,

Who played like a load of old pony,

He only once scored a goal,

Which went in off his a***hole,

I think he was really a phoney.

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We once had a captain, Fotheringham

Was as much use as a tin of spam

He fozzy-flicked with his heel

Always clapped like a seal

The guy was a total sham!

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You beat me to it djc, but I''ll put my version down also...

We once had a striker called Coney,

Who turned out to be somewhat pony.

He only scored one,

And came off his bum,

The part that''s a tad bit boney.

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There once was a striker named Doc

Who had the pace of a crock.

He was moved to the back

And still he was cack

And the fans continued to mock.

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There once was a boss named Lambert

But left and the fans felt so hurt.

He was viewed as a foe

But it did not prove so,

As his career turned into dog-dirt

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There once was a full back named Kenton

Who holidayed with his pet dog Fenton

They didn’t like Grimbsy

Or Hemsby or Scratby

So they ended up in Southampton

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That manager who looks like a moose

Is ex city defender Steve Bruce

He scored gainst the Scum

In the year that we won

The cup named after cow juice

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Soon to be ex player i hope

Oh dear the opponents have scored

And its the fault of Elliot Ward

A mis placed back pass

Left for dead on his arse

To put it mildly, he''s flawed

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Elliot ward the most underrated defender of them all

Had one bad performance v liverpool

The rest of the time

He was so sublime

But as usual, the inbreds must be cruel

Dion Dublin was a real force

When he signed for us, of course

Was it Darren who said?

Or Jason who wanted him in bed

Coz dion was hung like a horse

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We have a striker named Chris Martin,

Who was once accused of startin,

A fight in a pub,

So was dropped to a sub,

But 2 promotions he still played a huge part in.

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A young Scottish striker called Fleck

Was lethal with balls on the deck

Off to Chelsea he went

His career was mis-spent

And he came back a tired, nervous wreck

 

 

A football chairman called Chase

Had buildings all over the place

To get more bricks in the hod

He sold off half the squad

And the whole club fell flat on its face

 

 

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