Fergie tells Beckham to £#%&! off

Need boosting in the midfield area, so why not have him back for a short spell?

Originally Posted by Menace

He should just do the decent thing and retire now, instead of trying to resuscitate his extinct England career. And lets be honest, that's what this loan shit is all about ultimately.
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Why are you fixating on this? It's up to every professional to make the decision to retire. If he doesn't get his loan or England don't select him again, so be it, but why would that mean he has to retire? And what makes retiring the 'decent' thing? There's no dishonour in continuing to play. You have to stay retired a very long time. You can hardly blame a player for wanting it to last, especially if there are teams still picking him.

Originally Posted by A Goalie That Refuses to Retire

Why are you fixating on this? It's up to every professional to make the decision to retire. If he doesn't get his loan or England don't select him again, so be it, but why would that mean he has to retire? And what makes retiring the 'decent' thing? There's no dishonour in continuing to play. You have to stay retired a very long time. You can hardly blame a player for wanting it to last, especially if there are teams still picking him.

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Originally Posted by Crumps

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Originally Posted by Grimson

Why are you fixating on this? It's up to every professional to make the decision to retire. If he doesn't get his loan or England don't select him again, so be it, but why would that mean he has to retire? And what makes retiring the 'decent' thing? There's no dishonour in continuing to play. You have to stay retired a very long time. You can hardly blame a player for wanting it to last, especially if there are teams still picking him.

I'm not fixating on it by any means.

I've just always felt that a player, or any sportsman, should know when to quit, and in my opinion Beckham's time has come. To be honest, I'm quite tired of him and the circus that follows him, maybe that's why I'd like to see him quit.

If he does manage to get a loan move anywhere in Europe it will no-doubt get wall-to-wall coverage everywhere, and whilst that has nothing to do with me, it is still £#%&!ing irritating.

I am grateful for what he did whilst he was here, but I moved on when his missus started wearing the trousers. I find the unwavering adulation that he gets from certain United supporters quite weird to be honest. He wasn't even that good.

Originally Posted by Menace

If he does manage to get a loan move anywhere in Europe it will no-doubt get wall-to-wall coverage in england, and whilst that has nothing to do with me, it is still £#%&!ing irritating.

fixed it for you.

so he didnt tell him to £#%&! off did he

£#%&!ing stupid @#%&!

Originally Posted by Menace

I'm not fixating on it by any means.

I've just always felt that a player, or any sportsman, should know when to quit, and in my opinion Beckham's time has come. To be honest, I'm quite tired of him and the circus that follows him, maybe that's why I'd like to see him quit.

Yeah I understand that.

However I expect you would recognise the difference between you wanting him to quit, and him quitting being the 'decent' thing to do. It is a rather big difference.

Originally Posted by Grimson

Yeah I understand that.

However I expect you would recognise the difference between you wanting him to quit, and him quitting being the 'decent' thing to do. It is a rather big difference.

Yeah, I said him quitting would be the decent thing to do because I want him to quit, not necessarily because I think it would be the decent thing.

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

so he didnt tell him to £#%&! off did he

£#%&!ing stupid @#%&!

Wow, you can swear loads.

Originally Posted by Menace

Wow, you can swear loads.

well done, you can read

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

well done, you can read

beef

Originally Posted by roon78

beef

Nah, I like Wayne's Ears.

Anger is good.

Originally Posted by Menace

Wow, you can swear loads.

Beginning to get a bit tedious now ain't it

Oh and surprise surprise Borsuk adopts the 'confrontational' stance...

He's an idiot, all the more so for doing his skeletal-wife's bidding

Don't really understand the loathing, he's not the man he was at the height of the bullshit. Can he offer anything? well fergie best judge of that.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

Don't really understand the loathing, he's not the man he was at the height of the bullshit. Can he offer anything? well fergie best judge of that.

I for one certainly don't loathe him. He's a United legend ffs.

However, I think he contributed significantly to the breakdown in the relationship between himself and Fergie. If anything I'm disappointed that he didn't go down the Scholes/Giggs/Neville route of keeping a low profile and concentrating on his football. If he had done that we may never have sold him.

There's only so much sarong-wearing and perfume advertising that can be defended. He chose to embrace the celebrity bullshit that so many fans despise, and certainly fail to relate to. I think that's where a lot of the indifference towards him comes from.

Originally Posted by Menace

I'm not fixating on it by any means.

I've just always felt that a player, or any sportsman, should know when to quit, and in my opinion Beckham's time has come. To be honest, I'm quite tired of him and the circus that follows him, maybe that's why I'd like to see him quit.

If he does manage to get a loan move anywhere in Europe it will no-doubt get wall-to-wall coverage everywhere, and whilst that has nothing to do with me, it is still £#%&!ing irritating.

I am grateful for what he did whilst he was here, but I moved on when his missus started wearing the trousers. I find the unwavering adulation that he gets from certain United supporters quite weird to be honest. He wasn't even that good.

He was better than good. A lot of people forget this because of the path he took.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF9Pahclz3Y

Originally Posted by King Schlong

He was better than good. A lot of people forget this because of the path he took.

bang on. integral to our success in those years.

Originally Posted by Mao's Favourite Starling

Oh and surprise surprise Borsuk adopts the 'confrontational' stance...

the 'irony' of this is presumably lost on you

Originally Posted by Grimson

Why are you fixating on this? It's up to every professional to make the decision to retire. If he doesn't get his loan or England don't select him again, so be it, but why would that mean he has to retire? And what makes retiring the 'decent' thing? There's no dishonour in continuing to play. You have to stay retired a very long time. You can hardly blame a player for wanting it to last, especially if there are teams still picking him.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

Don't really understand the loathing, he's not the man he was at the height of the bullshit. Can he offer anything? well fergie best judge of that.

These

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

so he didnt tell him to £#%&! off did he

£#%&!ing stupid @#%&!

You really need to start drinking again