Beckham
Loses BadlyDavid Beckham was humbled when his LA Galaxy lost its MLS opener Saturday. They lost 0-4 to Colorado.
The glamor team's
new season under
Dutch soccer legend
Gullit started
poorly despite
Beckham racing back
from midweek England
duty to take on the
Rapids.
"I'm finding it hard
not to criticize
some of the
decisions tonight
but I've just been
told I'll be fined
if I do," Beckham
said. "I don't want
that to happen.
Referees have a
tough job, but some
decisions change
games, and that's
happened tonight."
Beckham's career
began when he signed
a professional
contract with
Manchester United,
making his
first-team debut in
1992 aged 17. During
his time there,
United won the
Premier League title
six times, the FA
Cup twice, and the
UEFA Champions
League in 1999. He
left Manchester
United to sign for
Real Madrid in 2003,
where he remained
for four seasons. In
his final season,
Real clinched the
2006-07 La Liga
chamionship title
(Beckham's only
major trophy with
the club) in the
final game of the
season on 17 June.
In January 2007, it
was announced that
Beckham would leave
Real Madrid and sign
a five-year contract
with the Los Angeles
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Originally published
March 30, 2008 9:02
am EST
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Beckham
Loses Badly