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West Ham's Century-Old Bubble Tradition Celebrated by Manor Solomon in Home Debut
Israeli player Manor Solomon experienced West Ham United's century-old bubble-blowing tradition during his first home game, linked to the club's anthem "I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles," a ritual dating back to the 1920s and popularized locally by a school headmaster near the club's stadium.
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מה קרה
- 01Manor Solomon experienced West Ham's bubble-blowing tradition in his first home game on August 22, 2026.
- 02The ritual involves players passing through soap bubbles linked to the club anthem "I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles."
- 03The song originated in the US around 1919 and became popular in the 1920s music halls.
- 04Cornelius Bill, a local school headmaster, adapted the song for West Ham fans about 100 years ago.
- 05The bubble tradition is a key part of West Ham's matchday experience and fan culture.
- 06In 1999, over 24,000 fans set a world record by blowing bubbles for a minute.
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סיקור מאת Mako דיווחים נוספים עשויים להתווסף עם התאמת הסיקור.