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Connect the following : 1) A song, "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles", written by John Kellette. 2) The number 6. 3) The Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company Limited. 4) This person : 5) This statue:
West Ham United. "I'm forever blowing bubbles" is the WHU song, Bobby Moore(the guy in the statue) wore the WHU #6 jersey.WHU was formerly known as Thames ironworks football club.Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand were former WHU players. I dont get how Obama fits in, though.
Yes he is. :) And the statue is the famous "Champions Statue" commemorating Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst, and Martin Peters, West Ham trio that was instrumental in England's 1966 World Cup win. Also in the statue is (for some reason) Ray Wilson of Everton. West Ham officially retired the #6 Jersey on March 6 1993, 12 days after his death of bowel cancer.
5) This statue: 
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ReplyDelete"I'm forever blowing bubbles" is the WHU song,
Bobby Moore(the guy in the statue) wore the WHU #6 jersey.WHU was formerly known as Thames ironworks football club.Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand were former WHU players.
I dont get how Obama fits in, though.
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obama is a westham united fan!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes he is. :) And the statue is the famous "Champions Statue" commemorating Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst, and Martin Peters, West Ham trio that was instrumental in England's 1966 World Cup win. Also in the statue is (for some reason) Ray Wilson of Everton. West Ham officially retired the #6 Jersey on March 6 1993, 12 days after his death of bowel cancer.
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