0 BA LiMERICK. Gimme your best guys Posted by Glen wilcox on May 24, 2019 at 6:54am There once was a man called Brad ArthurWhos coaching re signing bought laughterThe clowns at the top Said re sign this flopAnd now we’re all hanging from rafters Views: 252 You need to be a member of 1Eyed Eel to add comments! Join 1Eyed Eel ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Votes: 0 Email me when people reply – Follow
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There once was a man named BA,
Who tried coaching the Eels to play,
"They tried hard!" He'd implore
As we showed him the door
But he still took 3 million in pay.
There once was a man named Brad
Who coached a team that was sad
With forwards that go back
And backs that cant attack
He always said their intensity was bad.
There once was a man named Arthur
Who had the worse gig since General McArthur
His team was so shit
They wouldn’t just get pipped
They’d bend over and cop it up the asshole.
There once was a team called Parra
And everyone supported them no matta
The club did a review
And realised for coaches they needed two
So they decide to hire Bob Katter.
10/10 for the great poetry, couldn’t agree with u more than what u said, BA has always been and always will be a flop of a coach
There was a guy called Arthur
Who thought his name was Martha.
He dillid as a coach
And was squashed as a `roach
He said, it did not matter--it`s the money I`m after!
For decades our players seem slack
We’ve given so many coaches the sack
but it seems to appear
whatever coach has the chair
he’ll be the one to take all the flak
meanwhile the lazy attitude and contempt for the coach seems to breed from one generation of players to the next.
There once was a young coach named Brad,
Good bloke and a wonderful dad,
We signed him for years,
Which brought us all tears,
Because his coaching is terribly bad!
King Arthurs reign has come to an end, its time for him to step down
Coach Brad nearly broke his back
Early over sand dunes, then later round the track
Counting his millions in gold
His blue muscles swolled
At night he couldn’t wait for the sack