The youngster is the most exciting prospect at West Ham in years
West Ham’s youngster Martin Samuelsen is already known to Hammers fans as the Norwegian Justin Bieber, thanks to his youthful looks and similar hairstyle.
But there is no reason why he cannot enjoy the kind of success to parallel the American pop icon’s impact within the music industry.
That may sound like an exaggeration, or perhaps even putting way too much weight on such young and inexperienced shoulders, but it’s no bad thing.
This story is from the February 2017 edition of Blowing Bubbles Monthly.
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Syd King - 1902-1932
Greatest achievement: Reaching the first Wembley cup final and securing promotion to the first division of the Football League in 1923.Biggest mistake: Failing to recognise that no one is indispensable.
Charlie Paynter - 1932-1950
Greatest achievement: Winning the Football League War Cup and earning West Ham respect throughout the football world.Biggest mistake: Failing to secure promotion to the First Division despite producing some good sides.