Beckham set for England chop

David Beckham’s England career appears to be over as Steve McClaren prepares to axe him from his squad.

Beckham set for England chop
Fri, 11 Aug, 2006 - 11:24
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David Beckham’s England career appears to be over as Steve McClaren prepares to axe him from his squad.

McClaren will name his first squad today at around 3pm but Beckham’s name is not expected to be in it.

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