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On the sign:
בעז שרעבי (נ 1947) שמשון תל אביב, 1985/86
יליד תל אביב. החל את דרכו המוזיקלית כמתופף בלהקות קצב, ואחר כך כסולן. נמנה עם המוזיקאים שהם אבני יסוד במוזיקה הישראלית, ואחראי ללהיטים רבים ששינו את פני התרבות שלנו, בהם "פמלה", "הלוואי", "מי ידע שכך יהיה", "כשאת נוגעת בי" ועוד.
כיאה ליוצא הכרם, בעז שרעבי הוא אוהד שמשון תל אביב. בעונת 1985/86, בגמר גביע המדינה מול בית"ר ירושלים, כששמשון מגיעה לאחד מרגעי השיא שלה ובעז בשיא תהילתו, הוא בוחר לעודד את הקבוצה מיציע האוהדים ולא מיציע הכבוד שאליו הוזמן, ואף חוזר למקורות כמתופף.
A series of signs placed in 2025 on one of the banks of the Yarkon River, featuring cultural figures, some of whom are still alive, dressed in the uniforms of the football teams they supported. The project was created by Tal Shetach, an illustrator who was himself a football player Click for sign's details
On the current sign, Boaz Sharabi in the uniform of the Shimshon Tel Aviv team
Translation of the text on the sign:
Boaz Sharabi (b. 1947) Shimshon Tel Aviv, 1985/86
Born in Tel Aviv. He began his musical career as a drummer in rhythm bands, and later as a vocalist. He is one of the musicians who are cornerstones of Israeli music, and is responsible for many hits that changed the face of our culture, including "Pamela", "Halwai", "Mi Yade Shachach Yhay", "Ksheat Nogaat Bi" and more.
As befits a native of the Kerem, Boaz Sharabi is a fan of Shimshon Tel Aviv. In the 1985/86 season, in the State Cup final against Beitar Jerusalem, when Shimshon reached one of its highest moments and Boaz was at the height of his fame, he chose to cheer on the team from the fans stands rather than the honor stand to which he was invited, and even returned to the origins as a drummer.