My Old Man's a Spurs Fan
MY OLD MAN'S A SPURS FAN
My old man’s a Spurs fan, he’s Tottenham to the core
He’s had a season ticket since the grand old age of four
If you want to get him going and you’ve got an hour to spare
Just mention Tottenham Hotspur and find yourself a comfy chair
If he was Tottenham’s manager he’d get them out of trouble
If they signed him up and listened next year they’d win the double
If Tottenham lose it makes him sad, he sometimes gets quite low
But things get worse if Arsenal win that packs a double blow
Spurs fans are long suffering, it’s never too much fun
But they get do get all excited when the year ends in a one
They go to pay their penance, it’s much more than a game
It’s more like a religion at the shrine of White Hart Lane
Last year he said he’d had enough, couldn’t take it any more
He said he wouldn’t renew but I’ve heard all that before
My old man’s a Spurs fan, he’s Tottenham to the core
He’s had a season ticket since nineteen sixty four
Anita Brooke www.TheArtfulPoet.com
John Coopey
Sun 25th Feb 2024 16:48
Yes, Anita, I think being a Spurs fan should be available on the NHS. We wouldn’t need anaesthetics having got used to our perennial pain. I think the poems you post on here are automatically copyrighted; you could email Admin who will tell you. One of the volunteers on this site is Uncle Graham Sherwood Who, coincidentally is another sad Spurs fan.
I also attach one of my Spurs poems about the Champions League game against Manchester City of a few years ago. You will notice immediately the difference between your song and mine - you can sing.
https://www.writeoutloud.net/public/blogentry.php?blogentryid=117162