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Romeo Beckham, son of David and Victoria has been named 26th Most Stylish Man (he is technically not a man yet) by GQ Magazine. 
Round 2: Netherlands/Belgium 2 votes, Spain/Portugal 7 votes and Russia 13 votes (Russia obtained an absolute majority)
Round 2: Japan 2 votes, Korea Republic 5 votes, Qatar 10 votes and USA 5 votes (Japan eliminated)
Round 3: Korea Republic 5 votes, Qatar 11 votes, USA 6 votes (Korea Republic eliminated)
Round 4: Qatar 14 votes and USA 8 votes (Qatar obtained an absolute majority)
Following the Los Angeles Galaxy's 2-0 loss at home to the NY Red Bulls on Friday night, Davey Becks was minding his own business as he made his way back to the dressing room when a "fan" tried to make a joke by yelling, "stop with the prostitutes" at him.
The comment was, of course, a reference to the unsubstantiated claims from a prostitute that Beckham paid for her services. Beckham has strongly denied the claims, which is said to be a series of lies (which woman stands by), and served her with a $25 million lawsuit.
Once Becks heard the fan's comment, he immediately turned around and marched toward the man, demanding that he say it again to his (very beautiful) face. The guy lied saying that he didn't say anything. Beckham then pointed out that the guy was wearing a Galaxy shirt (talk about LOYAL fans) , offered a few inaudible words and headed back to the dressing room.
David Beckham has denied allegations that he had an affair with a $10,000-a-night prostitute and a threesome.
Irma Nici, 26, claims in US gossip rag In Touch that she had sex with Becks five times in '07.
“[The allegations] that have been made are completely untrue and totally ridiculous, as the magazine was clearly told before publication,” a Beckham spokesperson rep told Now magazine.
“Sadly we live in a world where a magazine can print lies and believe they can get away with it. We are taking legal action against the magazine.”
David and Victoria Beckham are putting their seven bedroom country mansion on sale and are set to make America their permanent home.
The couple have had their 24 acre estate, dubbed Beckingham Palace, valued by estate agents.
They bought the property in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire for £2.5million in 1999 and it is now estimated to be worth as much as £18million.
The Beckhams already own a £11 million house in Beverly Hills, as well as a £2million château in France and a luxury apartment in Dubai.
World renowned football player David Beckham has said that he will refuse to take part in a farewell friendly match after he heard of the end of his England career via a recent television interview from Fabio Capello.
Beckham, now 35 and a former England captain, is reported to be feeling “disrespected, disappointed and dismayed” by comments made by Fabio in a section of an interview which was shown before England’s game with Hungary last Wednesday.
According to ‘The Sun’ newspaper, whilst Capello did not contact Beckham personally, his assistant Franco Baldini called him on Monday night, the day that the interview was filmed in order to explain to David that some comments had been made.
Baldini said that Capello had spoken about preparing for the future of the team by introducing some younger players to the squad. Before he viewed the interview with his wife Victoria in Los Angeles last Wednesday, Beckham seemed to be unaware of what was coming and said to reporters, “I’ve always said I won’t retire from playing for my country. Whether I play one more game or ten more games, I’ll be available.”
In Other David Beckham News:
Becks, his wife Victoria and their three sons have now been invited to the company's head office in Billund, Denmark, where they will be given a tour of the original park and its museum.
According to UK newspaper The Sun, a spokesman for Lego said: 'David and the boys are big fans and we are always open to new ideas from people passionate about Lego.We hope they take us up on our invitation.'
Oh yeah, Nadal defeated Murray in straight sets 6-4, 7-6 (6), 6-4, in case you were wondering...
Its a new comic by Becks' about a boy who dreams of being a footballer....Gotta get it, man...maybe he'll slip some gaffes during his Man United times?
This is Beckham's reaction to David Green's terrible mistake...He should be angry!
Frank Lampard has revealed that he would consider a move to the MLS in the twilight of his career, but has shunned the possibility of a career in football once his playing days are over.
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The talismanic midfielder, who has 105 goals in 320 appearances for Chelsea, has revealed that a career in property is more likely than one in football management when he hangs up his boots.
Lampard, 31, told the Sabotage Times: "The first thing is after I finish I don't want to be involved with football, not as a manager, coach, agent or in the media. Not interested."
"I've been getting to know a lot about property, not just for me to live in, but as a business.
"I have a family to support, I know that might sound strange when you consider the money that's mentioned but I want to have a career after this, I don't want this to be everything," Lampard said. "I don't want to spend the rest of my life just living in the past."
Lampard, who has 3 years left to run on his current Chelsea deal, believes there is a chance he could follow in the footsteps of David Beckham by playing in America.
When asked about Beckham, Lampard said: "It's his decision, isn't it? When he went, I thought, maybe he's gone too early, but the more I thought about it, I thought, if that's what he wants to do, let him do it.
"I'd like to go and play in America when I'm 36 or 35 but you can't take away someone's right to go and play where they want." Lampard, who is about to play in his second World Cup, also gave his opinion on Jose Mourinho's recent claims that the standard of football in the Champions League is higher than in the World Cup.
He said: "With the Champions League you'll know who you are playing against and they'll have their key players, everyone knows about them whereas when you play for England against someone from somewhere like Eastern Europe, Croatia, or somewhere like that, they're all good.
He added: "You discover that as the games going on, there are not a lot of weaknesses in the international teams so I'd say the standard is definitely higher.
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