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Dirk kuyt - Song fot the flying dutchman!
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Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:03 amby Rafa D
"To the tune of Lets go fly a kite"
Dirk Dirk Dirk kuyt!
Scores with 'is left or his right
oh let's go Dirk Kuyt
He can't stop scoring!!
The man all the blueshite fear
Taking the pis$ off out Davey Weir
Oh, let's go Dirk kuyt
Dirk Dirk Dirk kuyt!
Early stages but it's defo gonna be along the lines of "lets go fly a kite"
He's big, he's mean,
He smokes a lot of green,
Dirky Kuyt, Dirky Kuyt!!
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Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:59 amby tommycockles
that's pretty good actually!
not to ruin things but i read on the official site that his name rhymes with shout! (Kout??)- any other songs? (please no Lulu)
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Mon Sep 04, 2006 6:21 pmby Bad Bob
I started out one to the tune of "Shout" (Tears For Fears) on another thread but this seems the better place for it...
Kuyt, Kuyt make us all shout
He'll score the goals we've been doin' without
Look out, Chelsea, Arsenal, Man U, look out...
Feel free to add to, amend or mock as needed! 
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Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:30 pmby Ciggy
DIRK KUYT WHERE-EVER HE MAY BE,
HE HIT EVERY BRANCH ON THE UGLY TREE,
LIKE FOWLER,CROUCH AND CRAIG BELLAMY,
HIS FOOTBALL'S BOSS BUT HE'S FU.CKING UGLY. "
'Get your Dirk Kowt, get your Dirk Kowt, Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads. Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads.' 
Quality
Not mine from another forum.
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Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:32 pmby stmichael
this could be rotterdam or anywhere
liverpool or rome
cos rotterdam is anywhere, anywhere alone
anywhere alone
p.s. one of the verses also mentions being blonde and beautiful
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Wed Sep 06, 2006 1:25 amby KuytScores
Actually, Kuyt doesn't rhyme with any English word.
The Dutch "ui" sound does not appear in English. To the English listener, it might sound like "ou" (as in shout), but to Dutch ears, they are quite different.
Maybe you could just use a different pronounciation for each verse. That way, you get to vary a bit more.
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Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:29 amby Lando_Griffin
KuytScores wrote:Actually, Kuyt doesn't rhyme with any English word.
The Dutch "ui" sound does not appear in English. To the English listener, it might sound like "ou" (as in shout), but to Dutch ears, they are quite different.
Maybe you could just use a different pronounciation for each verse. That way, you get to vary a bit more.
Or not!
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Wed Sep 06, 2006 5:21 pmby who the hell is diarra
Ciggy wrote:'Get your Dirk Kowt, get your Dirk Kowt, Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads. Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads.' Quality
Thousands shouting get your Dirk Kowt , possibly like the grafton just on a larger scale 
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Wed Sep 06, 2006 8:47 pmby Reinas No.1 Fan
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Wed Sep 06, 2006 9:06 pmby Ciggy
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Wed Sep 06, 2006 9:37 pmby DrTNT
Dirk scored for Holland in the 90 min against Belarus
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:43 amby JhJe
Ciggy wrote:'Get your Dirk Kowt, get your Dirk Kowt, Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads. Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads.' Quality
Gosh!! What kind of song is that? Who on the other forums came out with it?
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:44 amby JhJe
Ciggy wrote:'Get your Dirk Kowt, get your Dirk Kowt, Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads. Get your Dirk Kowt for the lads.' Quality
Gosh!! What kind of song is that? Who on the other forums came out with it?
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:55 amby JhJe
Whoops... double posted...
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 12:03 pmby who the hell is diarra
