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Old 08-01-2008, 10:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Footballer David Beckham - now based in America - has apparently praised Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown - saying (allegedly) that he was doing "a very good job" :

BBC NEWS | Politics | Beckham praises 'good man' Brown
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What does Beckham know?
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Brief extract from the article on the link in the first posting to this thread "Asked what he thought of Mr Brown, after his first meeting with the prime minister, he said: "He's a very good man, he's a man who's looking after our country and he's doing a very good job. I'm very proud to be here tonight."
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If David Beckham has been correctly quoted on this, there may be some who might suggest that it was possibly not a good move by him tactically to praise a man (Prime Minister Brown) who is very unpopular with the people of this country at this time.
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If David Beckham has been correctly quoted on this, there may be some who might suggest that it was possibly not a good move by him tactically to praise a man (Prime Minister Brown) who is very unpopular with the people of this country at this time.
If you put stock in what David Beckham says then you must be a few sandwiches short of a picnic...
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Whatever next ? Beckham will do anything...... Did they pay him or does he really believe it ?
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He's not the sharpest tool in the box, but it doesn't matter. Millions of youngsters will now think Brown is a good bloke.
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I think you're being too hard on him. What do you expect him to say? "Brown's a horrible creature!"?

What he said is just a standard courteous statement towards the prime minister of the country. It doesn't mean Beckham likes him either.
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I think you're being too hard on him. What do you expect him to say? "Brown's a horrible creature!"?

What he said is just a standard courteous statement towards the prime minister of the country. It doesn't mean Beckham likes him either.
I think that is most likely the case, I have seen Beckham interviewed many times over the years and he always adopts a courteous tone.
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Nothing would be better than glowing praise.
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