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[[File:David Beckham.jpg|thumb|David Beckham]]

[[File:David Beckham.jpg|thumb|David Beckham]]

'''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. Even the English constructed effigies of Beckham after blaming him for the English team's untimely exit from the 1996 World Cup. 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.

'''David Beckham''' (b. England 2 May 1975) is a retired soccer player and [[left-wing]] activist, 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. Even the English constructed effigies of Beckham after blaming him for the English team's untimely exit from the 1996 World Cup. 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.

Beckham endorsed the [[globalist]] campaign to remain in the [[European Union]].<ref> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36584685</ref> He pandered to the media about his supporter for the [[fascist]], narcissistic career politician [[Barack Obama]].<ref> https://www.itv.com/news/2012-05-15/david-beckham-meets-president-obama</ref>

Beckham endorsed the [[globalist]] campaign to remain in the [[European Union]].<ref> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36584685</ref> He pandered to the media about his support for the [[fascist]], narcissistic career politician [[Barack Obama]].<ref> https://www.itv.com/news/2012-05-15/david-beckham-meets-president-obama</ref> Beckham is a staunch advocate of the [[homosexual agenda]]<ref> https://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/17/sport/football/football-david-beckham-gay-icon-fashion</ref> and later proved his [[liberal hypocrisy]] by endorsing the [[World Cup]] to be hosted in [[Qatar]].<ref> https://www.theguardian.com/football/2022/nov/18/will-david-beckham-qatar-role-kill-his-brand-world-cup</ref>

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 FC|Paris Saint Germain]] in 2013 retiring soon afterwards.  

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 FC|Paris Saint Germain]] in 2013 retiring soon afterwards.