Johnny_Big
Starting XI
Ahah...Roflcopter...
And yes, Beckham is in an awesome form...
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And yes, Beckham is in an awesome form...
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David Beckham is now the spiritual leader of Real Madrid
- Thread starter archkiller
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LeeStewart
Youth Team
:Bow: Beckham - One of the greatest & right footed players to put on a United shirt.
LOL:-
Ubik Valis
Croatian Viking
Aren't you a Newcastle fan?
And who the hell is that Wrenger guy in your sig?
And who the hell is that Wrenger guy in your sig?
Dragan T said:And who the hell is that Wrenger guy in your sig?
OMFGZZ, You don't know Wrenger? Wilhelm Wrenger?
http://www.fussballdaten.de/spieler/wrengerwilhelm/
Ubik Valis
Croatian Viking
Damn you, you Lithuanian. 
tracertong
Reserve Team
Just watched the highlights of real vs olympikos and my god Beckham was on fire. The guys passing tonight was out of this world. Best player for Real....AGAIN !
syaz_wan03
Senior Squad
Axolote said:
maybe u should move to other country where they provide spanish la liga matches (@ television) :Bow:
honestly i think he is back and what i hopes right now is he can stay free from injury for the whole year.
archkiller
Club Supporter
Luxemburgo hails Beckham's best Real game
Real Madrid coach Wanderley Luxemburgo poured lavish praise on David Beckham following the England captain's man-of-the-match performance in last night's 2-1 victory over Olympiacos.
Beckham set up Madrid's first goal - scored by Raul in the ninth minute - and sent over another 30 telling crosses later in the contest, most of which his team-mates managed to spurn.
Madrid needed a late winner from substitute Roberto Soldado to seal the win, their first in the Champions League this season, but Luxemburgo preferred to single out Beckham for adulation.
'Beckham has been playing well for a long time,' said Luxemburgo. 'This is not the first time he has played really well.'
Luxemburgo was frustrated to see his side waste a series of golden opportunities in the first half.
'I said at half-time that we had let them off,' he added. 'The truth is we should have finished the game in the first half because we had six or seven chances.
'If you want to win you can't let people off - you have to be positive.'
Olympiacos coach Trond Sollied agreed with his counterpart that Beckham had been the decisive factor in the game.
'Our tactic was very simple - get so close they couldn't get any service,' he said.
'We succeeded with Roberto Carlos, but we couldn't get close to Beckham.'
Raul became the leading goalscorer in Champions League history before Pantelis Kafes levelled just after the break.
Soldado grabbed a much-needed win for the Spaniards in the 86th minute, while Sergio Ramos was dismissed for retaliation in stoppage time.
However, Lyon remain top of Group F after defender Cris scored the only goal of the game away at Rosenborg.
Artmedia Bratislava pulled off the result of the night by coming back from 2-0 down to seal a 3-2 victory at Porto.
The home side went ahead with first-half goals from Lucho Gonzalez and Diego but Peter Petras gave the Slovakians hope on the stroke of half-time.
Jan Kozak then equalised for the Champions League new boys in the 54th minute, but worse was to come for Porto, winners of the competition just two years ago, with Balazs Borbely converting a remarkable winner with 14 minutes remaining.
Fenerbahce earned their first points with a convincing 3-0 win over 10-man PSV Eindhoven in Group E.
Alex opened the scoring with a 39th-minute penalty, shortly before Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink was shown his second yellow card. A second from Alex and a late goal from Stephen Appiah wrapped up the win.
AC Milan are still top of Group E, though, despite being twice pegged back by hosts Schalke in a 2-2 draw.
Clarence Seedorf and Andriy Shevchenko scored for Milan while Soren Larsen and Hamit Altintop grabbed the equalisers.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=344257&cc=4716
Real Madrid coach Wanderley Luxemburgo poured lavish praise on David Beckham following the England captain's man-of-the-match performance in last night's 2-1 victory over Olympiacos.
Beckham set up Madrid's first goal - scored by Raul in the ninth minute - and sent over another 30 telling crosses later in the contest, most of which his team-mates managed to spurn.
Madrid needed a late winner from substitute Roberto Soldado to seal the win, their first in the Champions League this season, but Luxemburgo preferred to single out Beckham for adulation.
'Beckham has been playing well for a long time,' said Luxemburgo. 'This is not the first time he has played really well.'
Luxemburgo was frustrated to see his side waste a series of golden opportunities in the first half.
'I said at half-time that we had let them off,' he added. 'The truth is we should have finished the game in the first half because we had six or seven chances.
'If you want to win you can't let people off - you have to be positive.'
Olympiacos coach Trond Sollied agreed with his counterpart that Beckham had been the decisive factor in the game.
'Our tactic was very simple - get so close they couldn't get any service,' he said.
'We succeeded with Roberto Carlos, but we couldn't get close to Beckham.'
Raul became the leading goalscorer in Champions League history before Pantelis Kafes levelled just after the break.
Soldado grabbed a much-needed win for the Spaniards in the 86th minute, while Sergio Ramos was dismissed for retaliation in stoppage time.
However, Lyon remain top of Group F after defender Cris scored the only goal of the game away at Rosenborg.
Artmedia Bratislava pulled off the result of the night by coming back from 2-0 down to seal a 3-2 victory at Porto.
The home side went ahead with first-half goals from Lucho Gonzalez and Diego but Peter Petras gave the Slovakians hope on the stroke of half-time.
Jan Kozak then equalised for the Champions League new boys in the 54th minute, but worse was to come for Porto, winners of the competition just two years ago, with Balazs Borbely converting a remarkable winner with 14 minutes remaining.
Fenerbahce earned their first points with a convincing 3-0 win over 10-man PSV Eindhoven in Group E.
Alex opened the scoring with a 39th-minute penalty, shortly before Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink was shown his second yellow card. A second from Alex and a late goal from Stephen Appiah wrapped up the win.
AC Milan are still top of Group E, though, despite being twice pegged back by hosts Schalke in a 2-2 draw.
Clarence Seedorf and Andriy Shevchenko scored for Milan while Soren Larsen and Hamit Altintop grabbed the equalisers.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=344257&cc=4716