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David Robert Joseph Beckham |
Birth date: May 2, 1975
Shirt number: 10 (England) and 23 (Real Madrid)
Position: midlfield
Nickname: "Spice boy", "Mr. Posh Spice", "Becks"
Teams: Manchester United (Eng) 1993 - 1995
Preston North (Eng) 1995
Manchester United (Eng) 1995 - 2003
Real Madrid (Spa) 2003 - Present
Current team: Real Madrid
Titles won: F.A Premier League 1996 (Manchester United)
F.A Cup 1996 (Manchester United)
F.A Charity Shield 1996 (Manchester United)
F.A Premier League 1997 (Manchester United)
F.A Charity Shield 1997 (Manchester United)
English League Young Footballer of the Year 1997
F.A. Premier League 1999 (Manchester United)
F.A. Cup 1999 (Manchester United)
UEFA Champions League 1999 (Manchester United)
Intercontiental Cup 1999 (manchester United)
UEFA Club Footballer of the Year 1999
F.A Premier League 2000 (Manchester United)
F.A Premier League 2001 (Manchester United)
F.A Premier League 2003 (Manchester United)
Spanish Super Cup 2003 (Real Madrid)
Career highlights: David Beckham played 4 matches and scored 0 goals for Manchester United. (1993 - 1995)
David Beckham played 5 matches and scored 2 goals for Preston North. (1995)
David Beckham played 266 matches and scored 61 goals for Manchester United. (1995 - 2003)
David Beckham played 93 matches and scored 10 goals for Real Madrid. (2003 - Present)
David Beckham played 94 matches and scored 17 goals for England National Team.
Greatest moments: It was the 1996/97 campaign that launched Beckham into super stardom. In the opening league game of the season he performed an unforgettable 60-yard lob over Wimbledon goalkeeper Neil Sullivan from inside his own half.
Beckham rise to new heights. Beckham single-handedly scored a crucial goal against Greece to qualify England to the World Cup Korea/Japan (2002).
Official Website: Not available, a good side:www.beckham-magazine.com
Other interesting information: Beckham was first spotted by Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton and snatched up by United's Youth system at the age of 16 (1991).
In United's first Premiership match of the 1995-96 season against Aston Villa, David came off the bench to play in the second half. United were beaten that day prompting the now notorious Alan Hanson remark, "You can't win anything with kids". The one bright point for the United fans was the wonderful strike from David. That was his first Premiership goal. It was Beckham who scored the winning goal in the semi-final of the FA Cup at Villa Park against Chelsea. This led to United completing the 'double' in the 1995-96 season.
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