Oh, Weston McKennie, how woeful thy game,
A footballer with not an ounce of fame,
From Juve to Leeds, thy path has led,
But alas, no skill in thy feet is bred.
In the days of yore, football was simple and fair,
But thy lack of talent doth make it a scare,
With each touch of the ball, a hope doth fade,
As it flies off thy boot like a reckless tirade.
Thy opponents doth laugh and mock,
As they easily pass by thee, like a rock,
Thy teammates doth sigh and groan,
As they watch thy pitiful display alone.
Oh, Weston McKennie, what shall we do?
With a player like thee, we're destined to rue,
The pitch doth groan beneath thy feet,
As thou stumbles and falls in defeat.
Perhaps one day, thou shalt improve,
And thy game shall a new leaf behoove,
But until then, we must bid thee adieu,
For alas, thy lack of skill shall forever rue.