Beckham doesn`t want cappolo`s job

Said by Sky Sports News , David Beckham say that he has no interest in being a Manager himself when his playing days are finishd, and Beckham believe that he can go Olympic 2010 and 2014 World cup in Brazil for play. Beckham who missed the recent past World cup with serious injury in 39 years old..

After joining the England ,it had to look Beckham might be positioning himself as a future Manager.Then Beckham put the end of that rumour by Saying that,


“I have no interest to being a manager.Its not a passion of me to be a manager a football team..My interest in game. I was there in South Africa, I was wearing the suit. I think people automatically thought I’d be doing that. I’m an qualified player who’s been in three World Cups. I spoke to James Milner, Aaron Lennon and Shaun Wright-Phillips, all the right-sided players. To be honest I spoke to all the players. If anything needs saying from the manager that was kind of my role. I enjoyed that. Coaching wise, I love coaching kids. I love seeing their faces when they are kicking a ball around. That’s one of the things I love doing, but coaching a team and being a manager I don’t want to do that.”


The brand Beckham, its now more important than the footballer Beckham .

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'one of the best players in the world'already agreed move to the Spanish capital

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