Manor Solomon yesterday (Friday) became the second Israeli in the history of the Premier League to score three goals in a row in the English league.
The only one who did it before him was Ronnie Rosenthal.
Solomon came on as a substitute at halftime of the game between Fulham and Wolves, and managed to score a goal that gave the Londoners a 1:1 draw at the end.
It was the third goal in a row that the Israeli scores in the top league, when in all three games he comes off the bench.
Solomon Manor.
Yesterday, photo: AP
In the British "Daily Mail"
they wrote about the extremist: "There were Fulham fans with Israeli flags around Craven Cottage. They wanted to see Manor Solomon, or 'King Solomon' as some began to call him. He stood dutifully at an elegant gate. Solomon built an image for himself. of a super substitute, but he wants a transition and he will earn it. His place in the lineup is only a matter of time. Solomon combines precision and beauty."
The Guardian
also
heaped praise on Solomon: "A great game and another wonderful goal by Solomon, Fulham's super-sub. They could have won this game. If Manor Solomon continues like this, Marco Silva might not want to let him open ever. He was great after coming off the bench this time too and gave his team important points, he is in great shape and they benefit from it."
The Israeli, who quickly became the fans' favorite, received huge applause on social networks and on the grass.
At the end, the team put his autographed shirt up for sale - and it was sold to a fan for £200.
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