West Ham Bubble and Poet Out Of His Depth
West Ham Bubble and Poet Out of His Depth
Today I am a bubble
Flying 'bove the crowd
West Ham United Supporters
Gosh, they are so loud
To me this all so new
Supporting Ham like this
A novel new experience
One I wouldn't miss
Hey! What is going on?
Whatever is the matter?
Someone's thrown a rock at me
I'm now all rain and splatter
I heard an angry cry
While I was shiny round
“You bloody West Ham followers
Stop all this bubbling round”
I fell (all rain and splatter)
Cos I had burst my bubble
On to the ground which was I did found
Was all mixed joy and rubble
Being a distant foreigner
Not sure of UK bubbles
I've probably gone and got myself
In heap of bloody trouble
Don Matthews September 2018
The hidden character blowing bubbles at front is Brian. Doesn't want people knowing he's a West Ham supporter
M.C. Newberry
Mon 17th Sep 2018 16:25
A late friend of mine here is central London was a fervent
supported of the claret and blues (the Hammers) and would
burst into this venerable song at the drop of a club scarf!
Community singing at football matches has long been a
tradition and clubs like West Ham and Liverpool still lead the way towards keeping it alive. The famed US composer
Richard Rodgers was pleasantly surprised when told his
song was a football "anthem" here.