Beckham: FA upheaval won't bother players

England skipper David Beckham insists the recent upheaval at the Football Association will have no effect on the players.

Tue, 19 Nov, 2002 - 09:57

England skipper David Beckham insists the recent upheaval at the Football Association will have no effect on the players.

It is a time of change at the FA following the departures of technical director Howard Wilkinson, chief executive Adam Crozier and coach Steve McClaren.

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