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 Author:
						
						Stuart Johnson
 
 Title:
						Fascinating Football Player Interview
 
 More monotone waffle, more cliche-infested waffle
 More sense out of Offal, more enlightenment from Offal
 
 Just call him " The Gaffer ", start every line with " The Gaffer "
 Please spare us all the blather, please seal his mouth with Gaffer
 
 The less syllables the better, the less syllables the better
 With a vocab as diverse as a segment of Greek Feta
 
 You " knew it would be a tough game ", you " knew it would be a tough game "
 Is it in your contract to feed us tripe? In your remit to speak so lame?
 
 Oh god here comes that Rooney thing, take me off to the loony bin
 Drown out his tedious drone, someone please smash the microphone
 
 And now they're let loose on Twitter, spouting mouths off on Twitter
 With yet more pointless chitter, from a useless opinion transmitter
 
 Outta my mind I am going, Outta my mind I am going
 Abandon me in a desert, rather watch tumbleweed blowing
 
 And my brain is decaying, will-to-live it is straying
 And my skin it is peeling, you're un-insightful, unappealing
 I'm not so much climbing the walls, as moonwalking the ceiling
 
 Pass the remote, where the hell is the "OFF" button?
 Where the hell is the remote, where the f*** is the "OFF" button?!
 ( Repeat seven hundred and thirty six times )
 ( Repeat two thousand and fifty six times...........................
 
 
 
 
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