Why do West Ham sing Bubbles

West Ham fans sing “Bubbles” in honour of the late former player and manager Bobby Moore.

West Ham United fans have been singing “Bubbles” for decades. The song is a tribute to the club’s former captain and manager, Bobby Moore, who died in 1993. However, some have criticised the song for being racist, as it references an African-American stereotype.

What is Bubbles?

Bubbles is a popular song by the band “Aqua” that was released in 1997. The lyrics include the lines: “I’m gonna blow you like bubbles/Make you feel on top of the world/You’re my pretty baby/And I’m your sugar daddy.”

Why do West Ham sing Bubbles?

“Bubbles” was sung by West Ham fans as a tribute to their former captain and manager Bobby Moore following his death in 1993. He was considered one of the greatest defenders ever to play football and helped England win their first World Cup in 1966.