Mer poesi - fra Yorkshire Evening Post

[McMidjo]

Mer poesi - på grensen til det pompøse, av en journalist i YEP som neppe har sovet mye i natt.

Dette - må være den beste innledningen til et kampreferat jeg noen gang har lest:

On the residential road to Brunton Park, a lone flag flying from a first-floor window displayed the banner: Be just and fear not.

The standard had been raised in support of Carlisle United, but the message of inspiration passed them by. Justice was served on the most fearless team in Cumbria last night.

Eleven white knights swept into the county yesterday and left behind a state of desolation worthy of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. When the cavalry ride again, their blood-stained banner will fly at the only stage befitting of a squad who have long since abandoned the concept of surrendering alive.
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[McMidjo]

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Wembley called to Leeds United last night and the reply that came was resounding in its conviction. Four days ago their cause seemed lost, but United have resisted the compulsion to go quietly into the night. This, instead, may be the crisp dawn that Elland Road has waited so long to see.

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[B_Ød]

dritfett

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....for et fattig språk norsk er....!

[McMidjo]

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United set out with a gun against their temple but it was the body of Carlisle which was riddled with bullets by full-time at Brunton Park, both fired by the lethal boot of Jonathan Howson. On an evening when the order was kill or be killed, Leeds brought forth the streak of courage that McAllister knew his players possessed.

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http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/leedsunited/CELEBRATION-MESSAGES-Leeds-United-off.4091033.jp

Lykkeønskninger fra fans i YEP- alt er poesi i en sådan stund! 

[Roy]

Føler meg litt tilbake i den "gode gamle riddertiden" og litt James Bond - with license to kill