Will Beckham switch to acting?
926298
your question should have asked "does beckham want to make a fool of himself" as thats what will happen!!!
305527
it is more likely that he will go to chelsea ...if you want to keep up to date about this you can visit this site :
872867
First of all, can you act?\nb
830667
It's a good idea, but I'm afraid it wouldn't work in practice.\n\nLook at the talk about Beckham going to America.  They have a maximum wage, but the president of the team he is likely to go to will arrange sponsorship from one of his other companies to make up the difference.\n\nIt would be like Chelski paying Shevchenko £50,000 a week, but Abramovich plc sponsoring him £80,000 a week.\n\nAll we can hope for is that Abramovich loses interest, and Man Utd relocate to New York.
962109
Hmmm, maybe u can find a coach to teach u and practice from there. Train when u have the free time. Beckham plays football for money. So u will have to sacrifice alot of ur free time to train and kick let he does.
206495
AsI understand it, Grant Alexsander was offered the opportunity to reprise the role,but turned it down. The role will probably be recast.
507069
YES. \nHE CAN PLAY.\nIF HE POSSES THE ESSENTIAL ASPECTS TO PLAY IN OUR NATIONAL TEAM.\nWILL HE AQUIRE THOSE SKILLS WHICH HE LOST FOR NEARLY 2 YEARS...?
1114667
Absolutely! He's been playing really well over the last few years and there's a little bit less of the 'nice' guy about him. He's made it to the finals before, so why not? He's got more talent in his shorts that the entire England football team put together. Go Tim go!!!!!!:-)
633720
Beckham has more convincing hair.
1059625
beckham is already 2years passed his best at least, he is only wearing an england shirt because sven is manager but im afraid it wont get much better when mclaren takes over. please join my plea in getting beckham propped from the england side hes holding the youngsters back, long balls do nothing for the english team
1011081
I've been wondering about that too... it's quite possible because in the 1st ad, he directs Lampard & Robben(both CHelsea players) to switch places... anyway, I hate Chelsea & I hate Mourinho.
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Article from Reuters:\n\nMcClaren ready as Sven successor\nWed 03 May, 3:13 AM\n\nLONDON (Reuters) - After a week of being portrayed as bumbling incompetents, Football Association officials are expected to appoint Steve McClaren as the next England manager on Thursday. \n\nThe FA's abortive attempt to hire 2002 World Cup winner Luiz Felipe Scolari has led to a media savaging of English football's ruling body and its chief executive Brian Barwick. \n\nAlthough four candidates are in the running -- McClaren faces competition from fellow Englishmen Sam Allardyce and Alan Curbishley, plus Northern Ireland's Martin O'Neill -- the clear favourite is the Middlesbrough manager. \n\nThe promotion of McClaren, currently coach Sven-Goran Eriksson's assistant, is expected to be agreed on Thursday by a meeting of the FA Board, who will be glad to bring an end to a national debate that has turned spectacularly sour. \n\nScolari, with his outstanding track record, strong will and tactical shrewdness, would have blown a fresh breeze through the England set-up when Eriksson leaves after the World Cup. \n\nHowever, the Brazilian, whose contract with Portugal expires after the finals in Germany, needed only a few days of scrutiny by the British press to realise this was not the job for him. \n\nA part of the England set-up for several years, McClaren will insure a continuity of approach and a minimum of disruption. \n\nTROPHY TRIUMPH \n\nHe is the only one of the English trio to have won a trophy, when Boro beat Allardyce's Bolton Wanderers in the 2004 League Cup final, and his team's remarkable run to next week's UEFA Cup final against Sevilla is praiseworthy. \n\nAllardyce, whose Bolton side have consistently punched above their weight in the Premier League, has not given up the fight. \n\n"I am more than keen - it is my dream job," he told the British media last weekend. "I am in with a shout and I am hopeful. \n\n"I am an Englishman and I am passionate. I am very good at what I do and I believe I would be very good at doing the England job, particularly at this stage of my life." \n\nCurbishley has announced his departure from Charlton Athletic, though he has stressed it had nothing to do with the England job. \n\nO'Neill is a proven winner as a player, notably lifting the European Cup with Nottingham Forest, and as a manager, winning the League Cup twice with Leicester City before securing a string of trophies with Celtic north of the border. \n\nHe has been out of the game since last year to care for his wife, who is ill, and the England job would clearly give him more flexibility than the daily grind of club coaching.
602714
Maybe in a 100 years...\n\nor less if they hire J. Mourinho!
944320
I think no!!! My reason being Beckham is more for ratings than his technique...Madrid never reallyu needed Beck's skills...they wanted his fame....He sells tickets, not to imagine jerseys & tv rights...in his 1st year at madrid, Real overpassed Manchester as the world's richest club...and guess what MLS might just use that to attract the world's attention & with a good management team they could just be competing with Europe's elite leagues
790601
Can't be... he was rumoured to be going out with Merche Romero, a Portugese actress, model and TV host.\n\nJust a rumour..\n\nSeems highly unlikely he is gay though......\n\nHmm.. now im wondering.. are there any gay footballers out there?
586133
Of course it will...he is your best player...Michael Owen if he goes will probably hamstring himself again..and the rest of the strikers are just average. But Good luck anyway !
785770
I would love to see him playing with some of the world's best players even if he would get very little playing time. For example, look at Theo Walcott. I think they are very similiar situations. Walcott has improved SO much by moving to arsenal even if he only gets to play 10 minutes a game. And I think whatever he learns in england he will be able to apply to the US national team. \n\nOn top of all of this, I am a Man U fan so I am excited to see what happens.