The Rochdale AFC Poem. 21:32 - Apr 30 with 2570 views | Cassielady | I wrote this after thinking about our relegation out of the league and penned this poem . I have been a Dale fan over 20 years Im sure a lot of fans are hurting right now but i wanted to try and inspire some hope. Please forgive me its the first time I've penned a poem 102 years they have past with Rochdale in the league But alas they are no more and now it's time to leave The Conference league we must go The club and fans with heavy hearts and feeling very sad The 3 promotions ,the ups and downs are all the memories that we all have But we fought to get out of the Rochdale division The fans and club were glad. If you think that Dale is done then you are very wrong We are the mighty Dale we will fight and come back strong We stand together all as one and always one for all We will be be back again one day to fight and always proud and tall UP THE DALE CREDE. SIGNO [Post edited 30 Apr 2023 22:05]
| | | | |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 00:27 - May 1 with 2460 views | _Windydale | Rochdale town, a place of pride But their football team, they can't abide No money to spend, no cash to burn Their fate seemed sealed, no chance to turn The squad was filled with uncaring souls No passion shown, no common goal No unity, no team spirit found Their fate was sealed, to be sent down Their manager Jim Bentley tried But his tactics failed, his choices fried No strategy to save the day And soon they found themselves in dismay With no money to buy the best Their players fell short of the test The team was poor, their fate was sealed Relegation, their future revealed Though they were relegated in the end Henderson's goals, they'll always defend For in Rochdale town, they'll never forget Their record breaker, their greatest asset But not all was well, for players Ball and John Their rudeness, to the fans, it shone Their arrogance, a bitter seam Their behavior, like an ugly dream But amidst the turmoil, a shining light Player of the season, O'Donnell's might The goalkeeper, a wall of steel His saves, his team's only shield The fans cried out, their hearts were broke No hope in sight, no future spoke But in this town, a spirit strong Still lingers on, despite the wrong he fans were worried, their spirits low No hope in sight, a terrible blow And to make matters worse, the club to buy Dunphy's offer, was never high For Rochdale town, they never quit They stand together, hand in fist And though their team may fall from grace Their spirit strong, they'll still embrace With no money, no top-notch team They'll fight again, their hopes still gleam For in Rochdale town, they'll always stand And for their team, they'll raise their hand. [Post edited 1 May 2023 0:47]
| | | |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 10:31 - May 1 with 2277 views | mikehunt | A team there was name of t'Dale Its attempt to remain EFL failed Yet all is not lost All though at what cost We'll return like them buggers from Wales If Simon Armitage is reading and needs any help with his Laureate rhymes I would be happy to help :-) | |
| The worm of time turns not for the cuckoo of circumstance. |
| |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 11:30 - May 1 with 2215 views | DaleiLama | Tears fell on dry ground A century plus, now gone The phoenix will rise * *Apologies to any Japanese readers | |
| |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 12:21 - May 1 with 2150 views | D_Alien |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 11:30 - May 1 by DaleiLama | Tears fell on dry ground A century plus, now gone The phoenix will rise * *Apologies to any Japanese readers |
Fukuda Chiyo-ni would be impressed | |
| |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 09:23 - May 2 with 1914 views | DaleiLama |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 12:21 - May 1 by D_Alien | Fukuda Chiyo-ni would be impressed |
Heard a few fans shouting for her to be brought on as a sub. At least I think that's what they were shouting? | |
| |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 10:47 - May 2 with 1836 views | D_Alien |
The Rochdale AFC Poem. on 09:23 - May 2 by DaleiLama | Heard a few fans shouting for her to be brought on as a sub. At least I think that's what they were shouting? |
Could well be right, although it came across as an attempted haiku from a p!ssed up Daley as he left the Sandy for the final time F*ck you Dale Cheerio Night | |
| |
| |