Bon chaunce David

[Rodo]

[tonicha]

And if, it is true that he is giving his weekly 150 k to charity, well done him

[TheOstrich]

Yes, good luck to him. However, will he be able to perform, that's the question ......

On Tuesday night, I saw Frank Sinclair (stalwart of Chelsea and Leicester, if you remember him) turn out for Colwyn Bay @ my local BSB Conference North side, Solihull Moors. He's 41 now, 4 years older than Becks, played as a sweeper - and he didn't have the best of games, TBH, against Moors' young strikers.

I suppose it's a matter of knowing when to call it a day ......

[Workingman]

I quite like Becks....

This is not a football move, not in the playing sense imo, it is a statement by PSG about where they want to be in the Euro football hierarchy - 48th at present.

By signing big name near-end-of-career footballers: Alex, Ibrahimovic, Motta, Beckham, they are sending out the message "we can do", possibly in the hope of getting younger stars in the future. PSG is only a young club and success has eluded them for some time.

[cromwell]

He will do OK as long as his lumbago isn't playing him up!

[cruiser2]

And if, it is true that he is giving his weekly 150 k to charity, well done him

He may be giving his "wages" to charity, but how much will he get from the sale of merchandise such as shirts costing 80 euros.

[miasmum]

but thats not his fault Ton. I love Becks. I think he is a fantastic ambassador for the sport.