New Zabaleta song (Munich away)

nijinsky's fetlocks said:
Fucking hell - someone invents a new ditty, and all of a sudden everyone thinks they are Andrew Lloyd Webber and wants to rewrite it.
It's a fucking football song, not a Shakespeare sonnet.
If you don't like it, then don't sing it, or make up your own.
Well said. Once again the BM brigade try attempt to dilute and alter a chant which is about to take off.
 
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
Fucking hell - someone invents a new ditty, and all of a sudden everyone thinks they are Andrew Lloyd Webber and wants to rewrite it.
It's a fucking football song, not a Shakespeare sonnet.
If you don't like it, then don't sing it, or make up your own.

+1
 
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
Fucking hell - someone invents a new ditty, and all of a sudden everyone thinks they are Andrew Lloyd Webber and wants to rewrite it.
It's a fucking football song, not a Shakespeare sonnet.
If you don't like it, then don't sing it, or make up your own.


I would have changed "Shakespeare sonnet" for a Byron poem
 
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
Fucking hell - someone invents a new ditty, and all of a sudden everyone thinks they are Andrew Lloyd Webber and wants to rewrite it.
It's a fucking football song, not a Shakespeare sonnet.
If you don't like it, then don't sing it, or make up your own.

Well thats pissed on my chips ffs, was just trying to figure out where to get the words 'technicolour dreamcoat' in there.
 
bluevengence said:
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
Fucking hell - someone invents a new ditty, and all of a sudden everyone thinks they are Andrew Lloyd Webber and wants to rewrite it.
It's a fucking football song, not a Shakespeare sonnet.
If you don't like it, then don't sing it, or make up your own.


I would have changed "Shakespeare sonnet" for a Byron poem

Possibly, but I elected to go for a more alliterative approach by using 'fucking football', and 'Shakespeare sonnet', rather than the empirically stoic dissonance deployed by the Lord on epics such as The Destruction Of Sennacherib, as I thought that his extensive use of allegorical metaphor may be wasted on some forumites.
 
Bilboblue said:
johnmc said:
Jaap Stam? Why. Why the rag reference and why one that played for them 10 years ago. Plus we are acknowledging he was hard?

Other than that it good.

ermmmm... he was hard and was a great defender.

agree that his name should be edited out though.

Could change it to Van Damme or for the footy reference to Zidane.
 
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
bluevengence said:
nijinsky's fetlocks said:
Fucking hell - someone invents a new ditty, and all of a sudden everyone thinks they are Andrew Lloyd Webber and wants to rewrite it.
It's a fucking football song, not a Shakespeare sonnet.
If you don't like it, then don't sing it, or make up your own.


I would have changed "Shakespeare sonnet" for a Byron poem

Possibly, but I elected to go for a more alliterative approach by using 'fucking football', and 'Shakespeare sonnet', rather than the empirically stoic dissonance deployed by the Lord on epics such as The Destruction Of Sennacherib, as I thought that his extensive use of allegorical metaphor may be wasted on some forumites.

what a load of wank
 
Oh Pablo Zabaleta
He is a proper Manc
He comes from Argentina
He's harder than a tank (a tank)
He plays in blue and white
For Pellegrini's men
And when we win the league
We'll sing his song again (again)
 
johnmc said:
Bilboblue said:
johnmc said:
Jaap Stam? Why. Why the rag reference and why one that played for them 10 years ago. Plus we are acknowledging he was hard?

Other than that it good.

ermmmm... he was hard and was a great defender.

agree that his name should be edited out though.

He was hard? How do you know. See him in a boxing ring? Or a street fight?

So should we sing a song about how Silva is more skillful than Cantona or Aguerro a better finisher than Van horse face??

He was hard on the pitch, stop being a prick eh?
 

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