Premier League should listen to players and fans: Beckham

David Beckham has urged the Premier League to listen to fans and players before moving forward with plans to play matches overseas.

Premier League should listen to players and fans: Beckham
Fri, 15 Feb, 2008 - 07:46

David Beckham has urged the Premier League to listen to fans and players before moving forward with plans to play matches overseas.

The former England captain, 32, believes the concept could boost the competition’s global appeal but fears domestic supporters risk being frozen out.

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