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'''David Beckham''' (b. England 2 May 1975) is a soccer player, widely considered to be one of the best players Britain has ever produced, which means next-to-nothing because [[atheist]]ic Britain has the most overrated players in the world. Beckham's primary (and perhaps only) talent is to say what the [[liberal media]] like or not say anything at all.  Britain's pathetic 2012 Olympic team did not even want him.
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'''David Beckham''' (b. England 2 May 1975) is a retired soccer player, widely considered to be one of the best players England has ever produced, which means next-to-nothing because [[atheist]]ic England has the most overrated players in the world. Beckham's primary (and perhaps only) talent is to say what the [[liberal media]] like or not say anything at all.  Britain's pathetic 2012 Olympic team did not even want him.
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He is the former England captain, and has played for his country 108 times, although he now plays club football in America. Beckham made his name as a player with English club [[Manchester United]] and spent a period at Spanish club [[Real Madrid]]. In January 2007, he left Real and signed a five-year contract with [[Los Angeles Galaxy]]. Currently, he is out on loan to [[Italian]] side [[AC Milan]].
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He is the former England captain, and has played for his country 108 times, although he now plays club football in America. Beckham made his name as a player with English club [[Manchester United]] and spent a period at Spanish club [[Real Madrid]]. In January 2007, he left Real and signed a five-year contract with [[Los Angeles Galaxy]]. After several loan spells he joined French club [[Paris Saint-Germain]] in 2013 retiring soon afterwards.  
    
Beckham has also lucrative endorsement deals with companies such as Adidas, Pepsi, Gillette and Motorola. [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/ Times Online]
 
Beckham has also lucrative endorsement deals with companies such as Adidas, Pepsi, Gillette and Motorola. [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/ Times Online]
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