He already is. He dominated the field when he was younger.
Yes. Becks could have had a better career had he stayed with United.
I don't think staying at Manchester would change the fact Beckham never really had what it takes to become a legend.
In a recent interview, David Beckham admitted he wishes he would have stayed with Manchester United for the rest of his career, to become a club symbol like Ryan Giggs: "I'd have loved to have stayed at Manchester United for my whole career and never gone anywhere else but it just wasn't meant to be," said the 34-year-old Beckham, who is one of the most famous athletes in the world. "It takes a special person and a player to stay at a club for so many years. Ryan's been there for so many years now and he'll be part of Manchester United for life." (Seattle Times)
They'd have defo got it, if they sent...Chuck Norris!
Becks was in Zurich over the weekend presenting England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup. Their previous bids for 2006 and 2010 were unsuccessful as their rating were lower than those of Germany and South Africa. However, they are confident and appear to have the backing of FIFA president Sepp Blatter. But was Becks the man for the job or does someone else emulate more clearly the image of English football?
David Beckham will be training with the Spurs during the MLS break but Harry Redknapp is said to be discussing a loan deal with the Los Angeles Galaxy to keep the 35-year old midfielder at the team until March. The American team wants him back on February 10th but the season re-starts on the 15th of March.
David Beckham is to be invited to travel with the England squad to the World Cup finals and stay with them as a non-playing member of the party in South Africa, in an unprecedented move by Fabio Capello.
David Beckham, the international football star has submitted the 1,752-page bid book in a hope to persuade Fifa to award England the 2018 World Cup.
The name of the country winning the bid will be announced on 2 December. Along with England, other two nations, Russia and Australia are the other potential bidders.
No, he'll fail to win any matches in the group stage!
England have lost their influential member of the team David Beckham after he suffered an injury for Milan at the weekend. With that aside, do you think the Italian can still lead the Three Lions to victory in June?
