'Fairy Tale of Sugden Road' for Sirens
By Emma Dempsey
Sirens 1 - 0 Old Cranleighans Martlets
To the tune of 'Fairy Tale of New York'...
Last pre Christmas match babe
And we can only hope
That in 2020+1,
We won't see another one (like that)
So first the whistle blew
Pass back to start the game
We got our game faces on
As OCs did same.
Got on a lucky one –
We only scored the one,
But we had a feeling
This game's for Surbiton
So Happy Christmas All,
Love from the Sirens
We can see a better time
When all our dreams come true.
We had fresh astro pitch
We made tackles of gold
But their players ploughed through us
And it was bitterly cold
When Jo scored a great goal
Well the feeling was sweet
And I knew that a Guinness* was waiting for me
*and substantial meal
It wasn't handsome or pretty
And conditions were... unpleasant
When their kicks went unnoticed
We howled out for more
Their sticks they were swinging (high)
Our supporters were singing
With the shoving and swearing
It turned into a fight.
The voices of the sideline choir
Were singing, "Try and just play,
'Till the final whistle blows,
For Sirens Day".
It got rowdy and gobby
And it looked more like rugby
As they barrelled right through us
This just wasn't okay
Dempsey got sweary: their stick tackles were lairy!
But Victoria's choice words
Earned her D*** of the Day.
The voices of the sideline choir
Were singing, "Try and just play,
'Till the final whistle blows,
For Sirens Day".
Our defence they stood strong,
The second half it felt long
Amidst wave after wave
Of their furied attack
They'd two goals disallowed,
Our resolve almost bowed
But we rallied each other
And the mids covered back.
The voices of the sideline choir
Were singing, "Try and just play,
'Till the final whistle blows,
For Sirens Day”.
At the end of the day,
We held on to the win
Though battles like that
Should belong in the past.
With painted on smiles
We tapped sticks for a while
With a, "Well played (my a***)
(I pray God it's our last)."
The voices of the sideline choir
Were singing, "Hip hooray!"
When final whistle blew,
For Sirens Day.