Should Beckham retire?International England by bradnockefc (U11313236) 26 March 2008 now that beckham has reached 100 caps does anyone think that he should retire? I am not taking credit from him he has done very well to reach 100 but now we have young players coming through like Lennon, Bentley, Walcott i think that he should let it go and leave it to the young guns to bring England to the next generation. Bentely is just as good with crossing the ball and given the time he could become a much better player than beckham was for england. plz tell me what you think about the beckham situation. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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DaltonSmith16 (U11449011) posted Apr 6, 2008 LA made a bad deal with Beckham because he is older than other players. But he good player and he is stay going. LA bought his name not him.
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rustneversleeps (U10060362) posted May 4, 2008 Should Beckham retire?
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SAF's Hairdryer (U1487439) posted May 28, 2008 Should Beckham retire?
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redwhiteandbluelions (U6162028) posted May 28, 2008 The title of the article should've been. "Senility finally catches up on McNulty" as he is caught up the the cult of believing his opinion is valid outside of his and Terry Butchers little minds.
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liongeorge01 (U3343379) posted May 30, 2008 Lets be honest here. USA were the worst team we have had at Wembley in the last 15 years.
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MATTY FRYAN (U11200556) posted May 31, 2008 so you say he is a liability against better international teams.
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newsbill (U3024690) posted Sep 8, 2008 Surely it is not a point of Beckham retiring, why does he not simply fade away or the British media leave well alone. What was he to the sport and what can he do for football today and in the future. More to the point what can he do for other sports and why is he an Ambassador for anything? Answer, "Lovely boy" but, in truth "Nothing". Let him live his life and worry about what his other half is going to do next. End of a very overrated career.
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ya_dafty (U8913089) posted Sep 8, 2008 Nah keep Beckham. As a non Englishman I love the fact that Beckham is still involved.
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newsbill (U3024690) posted Mar 27, 2009 Please!!! If there is anyone up there, spare us any more of this fiasco, the man is not fit enough or fast enough either in his legs or his head. Notice that the opposition don't even bother to mark him, he is yards too slow. It is an insult to Bobby Moore and others to even compare him. as for the younger better players, god knows what they must think. Please people of the media, you have forced his selection more times than is reasonable already, why not put him up for Prime Minister or Pope, just get him off the football pitch at this level; go back to USA and do what you can there. Comment on this article |