I asked him 'where do you wanna go?' Sa na na nino, yeh Well he went someplace, I don't know Sa na na nino, yeh
Although your heart may be yearning, He's gone and won't be returning, He could not play The English way, So not enough points was he earning!
I asked him 'so, are you happy now?' Sa na na nino, yeh He just gave a smile and bow Sa na na nino, yeh
Plenty of points he had got The players support had he not All they would say We won't play that way So poor old Beppe off did trott.
When Beppe was shown to the door Some of the fans appeared sore Yet others said he Was certain to be Not lost but gone before
This chap called vic-rijrode The Hornet poets he did goad The stuff doesn't rhyme To read it it's a Crime But I like it so here's one for the road.
I suppose you're quite correct atp - in that most are limericks after the style of the infamous William McGonagall....... http://www.mcgonagall-online.org.uk/
So kiss me quick And tell me Vic, What is your heart's desire? Then I will do, Just for you And set your heart on fire!
Vic doesn't know poems from bog roll A limerick's nothing like doggerel MacGonagall's verse Was considerably worse Than five lines from Seamus O'Floggarell