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"The deal means Beckham will be earning 500 times more each week than most of his team-mates at Los Angeles. "
That'll go down well, especially when they find out he's no Ronaldo or Zidane.
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One consolation love, your taxes aren't supporting him.Originally posted by SallyAnneB*st*rds.
Do they not have enough already?!! £128m deal, set to be LA "A listers".
B*st*rds. B*st*rds. B*st*rds.
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Who are AEG - are they putting up the money? Whatever - they are run by a nutter!AEG president Timothy J. Leiweke said: "David Beckham will have a greater impact on soccer in America than any athlete has ever had on a sport globally. "David is truly the only individual that can build the 'bridge' between soccer in America and the rest of the world."
I laugh when I hear people still saying Becks should be playing for England. Well, none of the leading clubs in Europe want him - even though he comes with all that marketing money!
And nobody wants that talentless wife of his either.
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Where do I get a gig like that?!? I'm useless at football but I can fart for EnglandOriginally posted by freakydancer£492,000.
A WEEK!!!!
Motherf**ker!!!
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Well if they started calling it 'football' like the rest of the world that would be an even better bridge the stupid lard-arsed retards!AEG president Timothy J. Leiweke said: "David Beckham will have a greater impact on soccer in America than any athlete has ever had on a sport globally.
"David is truly the only individual that can build the 'bridge' between soccer in America and the rest of the world."
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Yeah, a challenge to find a league where he can still cut it!Originally posted by Alf WI like the way he puts it as 'needing a new challenge'.
A week you mean!Like the challenge of what on earth to do with nearly half a million quid a month.
More fool the yanks. Abramavich needn't worry, Beckham will turn out fairly ordinary on the park and they won't pay that again.I bet Abramovich is crapping it now the footballer's wage bar has been hiked to those dizzy heights. Cue mass exodus of players to the States.
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I like the way he puts it as 'needing a new challenge'.
Like the challenge of what on earth to do with nearly half a million quid a month.
I bet Abramovich is crapping it now the footballer's wage bar has been hiked to those dizzy heights. Cue mass exodus of players to the States.
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£492,000.Originally posted by SallyAnneB*st*rds.
Do they not have enough already?!! £128m deal, set to be LA "A listers".
B*st*rds. B*st*rds. B*st*rds.
A WEEK!!!!
Motherf**ker!!!
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and with any luck we won't have to put up with his pouting, talentless uber-annoying wife so much.
(having said that i still definately would!.......
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SallyAnne is AtW and I claim my £5.Originally posted by SallyAnneB*st*rds.
Do they not have enough already?!! £128m deal, set to be LA "A listers".
B*st*rds. B*st*rds. B*st*rds.
Hopefully none of Becks money will end up in Gordons pocket.
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The Beckhams
B*st*rds.
Do they not have enough already?!! £128m deal, set to be LA "A listers".
B*st*rds. B*st*rds. B*st*rds.Tags: None
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