Life goes on without Becks, says Keane

Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane admits he will miss David Beckham but insists life at Old Trafford will go on.

Wed, 18 Jun, 2003 - 07:50

Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane admits he will miss David Beckham but insists life at Old Trafford will go on.

Real Madrid and Beckham yesterday ended weeks of speculation by confirming that the England captain had agreed a four-year deal with the Spanish club.

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