A new feature this year for Hipster Gooner is the post-match haiku review. Never has football writing so incisive or poetic.
Manuel Almunia: 4
He did not drop the/
ball into his own net like/
Pepe Reina (twat.)
Bacary Sagna: 5
A Sagna suspect/
cross. A beauty to behold/
for Daniel Agger.
Laurent Koscielny: 6
Joe Cole nearly broke/
him. Sent him for an early bath/
by Sir Atkinson.
Thomas Vermaelen: 6
Agog at Ngog/
For Liverpool's opener.
Solid otherwise.
Gael Clichy: 5
Should be number three,/
but I did not really see/
him do much at all.
Jack Wilshere: 4
Jack passed the ball to/
the Liverpool attack. Well,/
that was a bit crap.
Abou Diaby: 5
Abou Diaby!/
Just a bit mediocre!/
Abou Diaby!
Emmanuel Eboue: 5
Some only came to/
see his dramatic sidesteps,/
comical fumbles.
Samir Nasri: 6
Some words of advice:/
When you're taking those free kicks,/
hit it over the wall.
Andrei Arshavin: 2
Small like this haiku/
About the same amount of/
quality also.
Marouane Chamakh: 6
Marouane Chamakh
was pretty good in attack.
A goal he did lack.
Substitutes: The three replacements, due to a lack of time on the pitch, only receive a micro-haiku (3,5,3) for their efforts.
Tomas Rosicky: 8
Flowing locks/
gone. Just like the boys/
of summer.
Theo Walcott: 4
Walcott, heed/
my words and take flight./
It's insane.
Robin van Persie: 5
R. V. P./
forget injury./
Smash the ball.
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