West Ham Fans Sing Manor Solomon's Viral Song After His Debut Goal
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli footballer Manor Solomon scored on his West Ham debut against Burnley, prompting fans to sing his viral and controversial chant from his Leeds days.
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- Manor Solomon scored his first goal for West Ham in a 2-0 win over Burnley on August 26.
- West Ham fans sang Solomon's viral and controversial chant before and after his goal.
- The chant includes provocative lyrics about Solomon's stance on Palestine.
- The fans' singing intensified after Solomon's goal, showing strong support.
- Solomon has quickly become a beloved figure among West Ham supporters.
Manor Solomon, the Israeli footballer, made an impressive debut for West Ham United on August 26, scoring a goal in their 2-0 victory over Burnley at Turf Moor. The West Ham supporters welcomed him enthusiastically, singing his viral and controversial chant from his time at Leeds even before he scored in the 72nd minute. After his goal, the fans' singing grew louder and more widespread throughout the stadium. The chant's lyrics include provocative lines about Solomon and his feelings toward Palestine, which have sparked debate. Despite the controversy, the song reflects the fans' admiration for Solomon, who has quickly become a popular figure among West Ham supporters.
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