Whoop Whoop!

Hey he had to come to America. Did you see him in the world cup ,he's a has been ,he stink's. There are so many better player's now then him it's not even funny. Plus everbody has he wife summed up,living in hollyweird thinking she's still a big star. What a joke. There laughing all the way to the bank..........

hopefully, the Yoko Ono of football, will retreat to a Scientology Cult HQ, (with her new bestest friend Mrs Cruise), when she arrives in L.A,
and never darken the doorstep of the UK ever again.

..and as for her husband-
stick to the Gillette and Pepsi commercials, son, it's what you're best at.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-01-12 10:52 by Adrian-L.

Mrs Beckham will no doubt enjoy the shops of Rodeo Drive and partying in Beverly Hills....as one paper puts it...'Posh and Bucks'!

$1 million A WEEK!!!??? Christ, how things have changed. In my days all I got was a pad on the shoulder from the coach after a good game.

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"Music is the frozen tapioca in the ice chest of history."

"Shit!... No shit, awright!"

Becks made a wise choice in choosing America. The football could need a lift over there and there's stuff to do after his career ends. I just can't help but think that his wife also had a saying in this. Anyway he can do one or two things for American soccer. Not my favourite player at all, but good luck to him.

JumpingKentFlash

Who th @#$%& is David Beckham???? A football player???

Who's David Beckham? Has he ever played with The Stones? Or is this tread on a wrong forum?

Have a nice day everyone of the Stones-people out there.

Per-Arne

Good news for Real Madrid
Bad news for Barça
Handsome, mediatic god, but mediocre player

End of any credible career that he had......off to play soccer...wtf is soccer.

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> mediocre player


Wouldn't say so. He's surely in the top three for the side midfielders today. I just never thought he worked as good in Real Madrid as he did in Manchester United.

JumpingKentFlash

Totally overrated whining lil turd.


I love soccer/football and as a passionate Englishman I'm glad he's no longer in our national team.

Can we get back to talking about the Stones now?

With a smile on your face and a tear right in your eye

It's times like this when I realise that Karl Marx DID have a point.

[www.bild.t-online.de]

OILY_DIPSTICK Wrote:
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> End of any credible career that he had......off to
> play soccer...wtf is soccer.


apparently its what Americans call association football.

Ahhhhh, now I know.
I must say that his wife has a corking pair of plastic t1ts....I think she bought them in Blackpool.

Posh is doing alright for herself....

ever seen her smile?
she looks like a ventriloquist dummy

...I think she's smiling now

Guess who negotiated his mega deal? why American Idol Simon Fuller. The deal itself is not all cash, it includes a total value including endorsements, commercials, and perks. I wonder what Fuller's percentage of the deal is? 10%?

Rumor has it that he may be helping to lure other soccer players away from the English teams.

I think she is Chris Eubank in drag.

I know it is Friday, but some people here behave like monkeys. If fact monkeys would be ashamed. I know this is sort of US vs Europe thing, at least some people try to use it as a good reason for throwing some dirt. Please be warned. I have already deleted one post being offensive, and if I have to do so again I will delete the posting access and not justy the post. Please show some respect. Thank you.

Then a training course for people who seems to know nothing or too much about David Beckham. Fact is he is one of the world's greatest football players. We are talking soccer-version i.e. what they play in England, Brazil etc. There may be other players being equally good or even better, but David Beckham is unique. Unless you hate him or his teams, and as long as you have seen him play the ball at times, you have to agree he is simply magic. Then he is married with a celebrity on her own. Together they are the most famous couple in the world, when it comes to fame, sports, idols, sales of jerseys etc. They are simply a money machine, like it or not.

I think it is very smart business and sports wise to move them to LA. I remember when Wayne Gretzky moved to LA. I am a big ice hockey fan. Before he came LA was not really booming hockey wise. As the world's greatest hockey player he arrived with lots of excitement, and the California area got a big push in that sport. I think he even got them some great wins. Now you have the LA Kings, Anaheim Mighty Ducks and San Jose Sharks all having following by larger crowds.

All the best to David Beckham. And have a safe trip to LA this summer. I will probably be going to Madrid the very same time as he leaves the city for LA. Too bad he will miss the Stones, that is if they still hold Madrid on the tour schedule for the summer...

Bjornulf

gibb76 Wrote:
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> They play soccer here in the U.S.? I don't think
> many people will care.



WORD!

Most here in the US don't give a turd about soccer.

BUT EVEN MORE IMPORTANT
I don't give a turd about soccer news on a Stones board, unless Ronnie is moving to Cleveland to start his own soccer team

The Sicilian Wrote:
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> jamesfdouglas Wrote:
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> > .. and Canada's doesnt care 'cause they're
> > watching hockey.
>
> Just make sure all of Canada watches Buffalo beat
> Toronto tonight in Buffalo.


... you were saying?

(Not that I'm a Toronto fan - I'm Ottawa).

Gazza Wrote:
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> The Sicilian Wrote:
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> > American soccer suddenly becomes popular.
> England
> > mourns.
>
>
> They are? What gave you that idea? The only people
> mourning are the tabloid editors because it'll
> cost them more money to send a few hacks out to LA
> on a permanent basis to stalk them on a daily
> basis.
>

> the move has nothing to do with the game becoming
> 'popular' in America. Its a meal ticket for him at
> the end of his career, plus he has a coaching
> school out there. Plus, as its LA, it'll give his
> tedious idiot of a wife another few years in the
> public eye long after her media shelf life should
> have expired and allow to harbour more ill-founded
> illusions that she might be able to resurrect her
> own career.


what he said...meanwhile, the neighbours make their opinions known...

[www.holymoly.co.uk]



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Yes James they definately got out worked and outhit last night now Toronto is only 19 points behind the Sabres.

Trying to decide who to root for tonight, the Sens or the Habs??? Hmmm......

who is he? i hope they make him a kickers for the eagles?

only kidding.....sorry bad joke for our stones fans over sea's...

textmonkey Wrote:
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> Gazza Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The Sicilian Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > American soccer suddenly becomes popular.
> > England
> > > mourns.
> >
> >
> > They are? What gave you that idea? The only
> people
> > mourning are the tabloid editors because it'll
> > cost them more money to send a few hacks out to
> LA
> > on a permanent basis to stalk them on a daily
> > basis.
> >
>
> > the move has nothing to do with the game
> becoming
> > 'popular' in America. Its a meal ticket for him
> at
> > the end of his career, plus he has a coaching
> > school out there. Plus, as its LA, it'll give
> his
> > tedious idiot of a wife another few years in
> the
> > public eye long after her media shelf life
> should
> > have expired and allow to harbour more
> ill-founded
> > illusions that she might be able to resurrect
> her
> > own career.
>
>
> what he said...meanwhile, the neighbours make
> their opinions known...
>
> [www.holymoly.co.uk]
> cs/poshpic.jpg


LMAO

David Beckham was indeed, one of the finest footballers in the world,
(circa 1997-2002).
It's my opinion, he was never quite the same, after the foot injury he picked up prior to the 2002 WC Finals in Japan.
Possibly the finest crosser and dead-ball specialist, i have had the pleasure (and club-wise, pain) to see.
However, Alex Ferguson and now, Fabio Capello have both 'relieved' him of his duties, at their respective clubs, for a reason-a very good reason.
The spectre of showbusiness/celebrity fame,
has long cast a shadow over his footballing prowess, and however much he bleats, that the showbiz lifestyle doesn't affect his day-job, his 2 club bosses, have clearly disagreed.
Alex Fergusson, a man with impecible footballing judgement, was correct to banish Beckham from Manchester United....no one man is bigger than the team.
The showbiz lifestyle that is a precedence for The Beckhams and their brand, can be fully exploited in The States, without his football being tested or his judgement coming under the microscope.

SENS!!!!

I know we've had a lousy star this year, but for the last 4-5 years we've had a pretty awesome team. Not that I'm a hockey NUT (my obesessive knowledge is Stones - not sports).