R-e-s-p-e-c-t

[A face]

R-E-S-P-E-C-T
A Peter Goulding Poem


Eamonn Collins.Pic: Sportsfile
Eamonn Collins is a well-liked man,
Respected by each League of Ireland fan.
Things didn't go according to the plan,
Andy left him carrying the can,
Didn't comprehend the Yin and Yan.
Now Eamo's not a member of the clan,
Because he wasn't paid enough respect.

And what about the legend, Liam Coyle,
The finest player to grace the Derry soil?
Each Candystripe supporter must recoil,
To see his hero's blood come to the boil,
After all those years of sweat and toil.
But now they'll simply have to take their oil,
Because he wasn't paid enough respect.

Football, in its current situation,
Cannot afford such needles aggravation.
Showing someone else consideration
Needn't be a full-time occupation.
A little bit of thought assimilation
Averts a lot of bitter condemnation,
It simply is a question of respect.

Picture with poem.

All from www.soccercentral.ie

[Candystripe]

But now they'll simply have to take their oil,

Ha ha!

[Colm]

Eamonn Collins is a well-liked man,
Respected by each League of Ireland fan.

It's hard to respect somebody you've never heard of!

[Candystripe]

Eh, more like it's hard to respect a feckin mouth-piece!