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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: Eߣ�B��B��B�B�B��matroskaB��B��S�g�M�t�M��S��I�fS��M��S��T�kS����O�I�f@�*ױ�B@M��libebml v1.2.3 + libmatroska v1.3.0WA�mkvmerge v5.3.0 ('I could have danced') built on Feb 9 2012 10:38:07D��AO6Da� ��)P�s���� 9�idž�)Iw1s�T�k���ׁsń�w�ԃ�����S_TEXT/UTF8Sn�[SDH]�D$C�u��Р����[birds chirping]��&�����[light, contemplative music playing]�� �C�u��CƠ����[David] I wanted a place���������where we could escape.��ؠ����As soon as I get into the countryside,��xC�u@��]��ɡÁI normally get into my whole country getup, which I'm not now.��,������And I've got a stick and I walk around.�� �C�u��x������I sit out here, have a cup of coffee.�� g����� �[music continues]���C�u�炒������[Fisher] I like this spot.��7������My favorite view of the house.��UC�u�炭֠š��I can also see Victoria if she's naked, in the top window.�� ����� b[chuckling]���C�u@��ƚ�����-[Fisher] What is this, a pitch? -[David] Yeah.��O������[Fisher] How often do you still kick a soccer ball?�� m�����cOh, sorry. Football.��aC�u��߱�����[David] Romeo comes out here all the time.��Ҡ���� mHe wants a match between my mates and his mates.�� �C�u@���W�����He said, "Who would you invite?" And I said, "Well,��x������maybe I'd get Gary round," and he was like, "Okay."�� �C�u@����ǡ��And I said I could probably get Roberto Carlos to come over,�� b����� �and maybe, uh, maybe Ronaldo, he would step over.�� >C�u��7�����Maybe Figo, maybe Zidane.�� ��ȡ �He'd be like, "Well, that's not fair. Why would you do that?"��{C�u��X��š��And I'd be like, "Because I'm gonna win. We're gonna win."�� 堖��� 8[music ends]�� C�u��nj�����I'm not letting his mates beat us.��נ���� 2[Fisher] David has a very small pitch in England.�� sC�u@���b�����He said, "One day, I wanna get Figo and Ronaldo�� D����� �to play my son and his friends."���������Maybe we could just arrange a game.��TC�u���-�����Against his kids?��䠥��� I will kill them. The kids.��,������[chuckles]��C�u���Π����[dramatic cinematic music playing]�� �C�u@��{�����[David] We had a short honeymoon.��1�ѡˁ�And we ended up at Andrew Lloyd Webber's house in the South of France.���C�u��1�����I have no idea how we ended up there.��O����� \We were meant to be there for ten days.�� hC�u��M!�����But the manager called me about five days in, said,�� ������ "I need you back in training."���C�u��g٠����[Gary] Ringing David up five days after his wedding�� ����� sis classic Sir Alex Ferguson.�� C�u��}������"Get back here, you flash bastard." [laughs]�� D����� �[dramatic cinematic music continues]�� >C�u���֠����Sir Alex Ferguson had an uncanny habit…�� s����� [music stops]�� C�u@���A�����…of bringing you back down to earth.��U����� [indistinct chatter]���ܡցt[Fisher] Did you think it'd be difficult for him to keep his focus at that point?��C�u��� �����At that point, it was not a problem.��O����� �But he was a stubborn lad.��������c[crowd chanting]��C�u@���ՠϡɁ[commentator] Welcome to the start of a new English football season.�� ٠����-United, of course, the treble winners.�� IC�u���������And the newly-knighted Sir Alex Ferguson.��-������The job he has this season is lifting his players�� �C�u��������to perform more heroics.�� �ѡˁ 3[Alex] He was stubborn in the sense that a lot of people are stubborn.�� C�u��3-�����And it's not a criticism,��Ҡ����%it's, it's part of the makeup that,�� 9C�u@��Gޠ����they've got a determination about them and they've got�� ꠥ��� >a certain desire about them��������that they don't want people to change them.�� gC�u��g͠ɡÁ[commentator] Beckham, of course, just finished his honeymoon.�� �����The honeymoon is over.���C�u@���,�����[slow, tense violin music]��6������[Fisher] Okay. So, what happened?���������I went to an event in London with Victoria.�� �C�u��������[frantic violin music playing]�������� �Went back to Victoria's house,���C�u���ݠ����and Brooklyn has a really, really high temperature.�� C�����PAnd he wakes up throughout the night.�� �C�u���㠤���I phoned in and just said,��y�ѡˁ�"I'm not gonna be at training today because Brooklyn is terribly ill."��KC�u��������I don't think anyone believed me.��PC�u��H�����Because I got pictured with a glass of champagne.�� �C�u��ɠ����[indistinct chatter]���������Went to go into training the next day.�� C�u��7 �����[music continues]��ؠ����+And the boss came out and told me to go inside.�� �C�u@��L8�ȡSo then, obviously, we had a bit of an argument on the pitch.�� 8�ۡՁK[reporter] This morning's headlines told of the hard line according to Sir Alex.��PC�u@��p��ϡɁParents in Manchester were divided on the David-as-doting-dad issue.����֡Ё�-Stay at home and your kids come first. -He should have supported his team.���C�u���۠����[person screams]���C�u���-�����[woman] Alex, God bless you!���������[David] I had a hairdresser at the time called Tyler.��%C�u���m�����I said I'm gonna cut my hair, he was like,��������"Are you sure? You really wanna do that?"���C�u��٣�����[Ole] Before the game, David has a hat on.�� Ơ���� And Sir Alex asks him to take his hat off.���C�u��� �����"No."��l�����And he said, "David, take the cap off."��&�����!And I said, "No."��C�u��������Stubbornness.�������� IAnd then I said, "Oh well."��[������[crowd shouting]���C�u��6��¡��[commentator 1] There's a new look about David Beckham.��x����� �The blond locks have gone.���C�u��N �ȡThe sight of the skinhead will take a bit of getting used to.�� b������[scoffs] Come on.���C�u@��e꠩���You're asking for a bollocking.��ݠ����1You're asking for trouble.��������nHe knew that would piss Sir Alex off.��PC�u��������["Salute Your Solution" by The Raconteurs playing]�� ������So why do it?���C�u@���=�����That was his personality.��U������-[Fisher] Never bothered you? -Never bothered me.���������I thought, "You better back it up at the weekend."���C�u@���������[commentator 1] Beckham.���������He was always gonna go for it!��Z������Oh yes! A new look, but the same old free kicks.��C�u@���ܠ����[woman] Did it affect your relationship with Sir Alex?��̠���� No. Not at all.��[�����n-Are you afraid of him? -At times.�� JC�u@���͡ǁ[man] Okay, at the moment, Alex is saying he doesn't want to talk.�� b�ءҁ �I don't think anybody's upset him. But we've asked for Beckham's hairdresser.��WC�u��!F�����I never did it to create attention.�� 堞��� 8I'm not that person.��f������[crowd cheering]�� �C�u@��<(�����["Salute Your Solution" continues]��̠���� [James] When David Beckham shaved his head,��נ����KI honestly thought a member of my family had died.�� sC�u@�V9�����Because my phone went off.��1�ҡ́�The panic in people's voices that this… We haven't got it documented.�� �C�u��wɠ����Do you know, this is going to take absolutely ages.�� JC�u���Q�����[music stops]�������� IJesus Christ.��������![music resumes]���C�u@��������[commentator 2] Beckham. Turns. Four-nil.�� >����� �[whistle blows]��l�š��PKids, "I wanna be David Beckham. I want to shave my head."�� �C�u����͡ǁAnd schools were, like, having to write in, "No shaving of heads."�� ߠ����?We wanted to be like he was.��C�u������[commentator 1] Surely, a job for David Beckham. Oh!�� ������ �Oh! Brilliant!��OC�u���v�����[Victoria] David starts going from a boy…�� \����� �[commentator 1] That was Beckham!��C�u@��{�����[Victoria] …to a man.����ˡŁ�It's only natural that you'll start flexing your muscles, right?�� �������[music continues]���C�u�������It's a brilliant goal from Beckham!��O������[Victoria] And don't all kids…��+C�u��0a�����[commentator 2] Maybe the party started.��ݠ���� s-…rebel against their parents? -[music stops]�� 2C�u@��RD�ѡˁHe's leaving school and he's going north. Now, what's going to happen?��u�ӡ́�He'll move out to Manchester. He'll either finish his schooling there…�� �C�u@��q�͡ǁ-[man] Won't you miss home? -I probably will miss it a little bit.�� ������ But I'll be doing what I want to do, so…���C�u@���V�����He was very homesick when he went to Manchester.�� ����� gReally homesick.��B������[contemplative piano music playing]��yC�u@��������He called me and said he had a toothache,���������but he just wanted to see us, I think.��%�����oIt wasn't really a toothache.���C�u@���������I had a lot of toothaches, I must admit.��̠���� I got homesick quite a lot.�������z[chuckles]��l�ġ��:My mum was like, "Shall we go down?" And my dad was like,�� �C�u@���������"Absolutely not."��頾���[woman] Come on, Alex, give us a smile. Stay still.�� ƠˡŁ�Sir Alex was the closest thing, other than his dad, as a father.�� �C�u���������Simple as that.���ɡÁfHe's had this unbelievable effect on David's life. Really has.���C�u��U�͡ǁOne game, the manager sat me, literally, the row behind the bench.���������[music becomes more dramatic]�� �C�u@��5������[Steve] This kid was in the dressing room.������� hSitting next to us.��������EAnd we look at him and think, "Well,��C�u@��N̠š��he must be some player, this kid, 'cause he's only 13, 14,�� ������ and we haven't seen this before."�������oSir Alex wouldn't let anybody near the team…��yC�u@��i�����[Paul Ince] Becks.��=������[Steve] …let alone this young kid.����̡Ɓ�We take the mickey out of him a little bit. "Are you here again?"�� �C�u@���頟���"Are you here again?"��f������We brought you in the dressing room, you sat there,���������and Brucie says, "You better turn out some player."�� >C�u@���r�͡ǁ"The treatment we're giving you. You better turn out some player."�� ߠСʁ 2[David] The way Sir Alex Ferguson was with me, from a very young age,��zC�u���r�����was special.����ܡց So it just shows you, we had you monitored right from an early age, my young man.��PC�u��Ը�����It was a family, and that's why…��������O[music continues]��&������…we had the success that we had.���C�u��򉠗���[music stops]����ѡˁ%There's Britain's most famous, photographed and gossiped-about couple.�� �C�u�� ������Welcome, please, the Beckhams!��7������[jazzy big band music playing]�� C�u@�� )�ơ��You've written this book, Victoria, called Learning to Fly,�� ������ �your autobiography.��f�ҡ́�David, what about you? You read this book, did you, from the beginning?�� �C�u@�� E��ȡ-No, I'm halfway through it at the moment. -You're halfway…�� �١Ӂ�We're lying in bed, he'll be reading the book, and he'll look at me like that.�� �C�u�� d������I'm like, "Oh God. What have I said?"�� g�����V[Victoria] I was saying to David this morning,��%C�u�� {������I barely recognize me and David from back then.��?C�u@�� � �����[Victoria] What?��頱���,[David] You doing that corn on the cob.��Z����� �I know. We're gonna look at this and cringe.�� C�u�� �V�����[Victoria] They feel like two strange characters.�� ������ Can I have a cup of tea, please, Princess?���C�u�� ������Or do you decide when I have a cup of tea?�� ������ I'll tell you when you can have a cup of tea.��yC�u�� ��ơ��-I wear the trousers, don't forget. -Okay. Sorry, Princess.�� \C�u@�� 映����I was always much more outspoken than I am now.�� ٠Сʁ-On the touchy subject again, which you've touched about in your book,�� �C�u@�� ������about Sir Alex Ferguson, you say�� ��Ρȁ �that in four years of knowing him, all he's said to you is "hello."�� �C�u@�� ̠����Are you getting the message now?��ؠۡՁ+I mean, I think that there are certain things in the book that I had to address.��QC�u@�� .��ΡȁBut at the end of the day, you know, she's got a great relationship��K������with Alex Ferguson, Sir Alex Ferguson.���C�u�� J������Do you have a pet nickname for him?��[����� nFergie.��頛����[audience laughs]���C�u�� m+�¡��[commentator] It's Manchester United's final home game.�� ������ �[moody, dramatic music playing]�� �C�u�� ������David Beckham.�������� Oh, what a brilliant goal!��̠����,Fantastic goal by David Beckham�� >C�u�� �Ġ����who milks the applause, and why not?�� ������[Victoria] I remember it being quite obvious���C�u�� ������that he wasn't keen on me.�� ������ [commentator] Manchester United have won again.���C�u@�� �.�����[Victoria] And at the time, I didn't understand why.�� n�ѡˁ{[Alex] I think that it's the publicity machine from Victoria's side…��JC�u@�� ���ѡˁhas been interfering with his life, and I says, "You can't have that."���ơ��W…for your loyalty to this club. It's-- It's unbelievable.��VC�u�� "W�����[Gary] It was getting more tense.�� b����� �You know, the string was wearing thin.��C�u�� 6ޠ����[moody, dramatic music stops]��C�u�� R������He phoned me up and he said, uh,�� ������"Yeah, I've been picked for the England team, Dad."�� C�u@�� j��ɡÁI went, "That's great." He said, "And I've been made captain."�� ����� gI went, "No."��ؠ�����[journalist 1] Will this be your proudest moment,��yC�u�� �㠬���to lead the team to the World Cup?��Ҡ����%Um, it will be, fingers crossed, the proudest moment.��'C�u�� �������[David] I couldn't believe it, in all honesty.�� 堚��� 8England captain.��`C�u�� �������Yeah.�������� [Fisher] Big call.��頥����It was a controversial one.���C�u@�� �p�����[man] England captain, then.��ݠ����1I know. Can you believe it?����á��!Two years ago, I was the most hated man by English fans.�� C�u�� �������[ominous music playing]��������And now I'm England captain.��+C�u@��  �ɡÁThousands of football fans have begun arriving at Old Trafford�� �ġ�� >for England's crucial World Cup Qualifier against Greece.�� �C�u�� 'X�����Expectations are running high.��ݠʡā m[reporter] They want to see England on to the finals next year.�� �C�u@�� =Ӡ͡ǁStill got to play the match, but the expectation here is of a win.�� b����� �[dramatic music playing]�������[David] I was still hated by the England fans,�� mC�u�� Y������so every time that I played in any game,���������you know, I got abused, I got shouted at.��&C�u�� th�����But it was the perfect situation.��%����� The most important England game�� sC�u�� �7�����that I'd played in for a long time.��̠�����And it just happened to be���C�u�� �Š����at Old Trafford.��a�ɡÁQ[commentator 1] The sun is shining on this Old Trafford pitch,�� �C�u@�� �������and England are wearing all white this afternoon.�� ������ Which is my favorite England kit to play in.����١Ӂ[commentator 1] We'll hope for an angelic performance from one or two of them.�� �C�u�� �頹���[announcer] Seven, and captain, David Beckham.�� J����� �[David] With me captain, for us���C�u�� ������to reach the World Cup.��Z�����y[dramatic music continues]���C�u�� :�ҡ́[commentator 1] Maybe we'll be in for an anxious opening. I don't know.�� �������It was just too perfect,���C�u�� (F�����so something had to go wrong.��T�ǡ��t[commentator 1] Charisteas for goal! And Greece have scored!�� sC�u@�� Eo�����[music stops]��g�ġ���[commentator 2] Sven-Goran Eriksson's team a goal behind.�� �������Oh, what a blow for England!��1C�u@�� k�����[commentator 3] Dear, dear, dear.��[����� [commentator 1] Neville wants the ball.��1������He's got the ball. Back again to Beckham.�� C�u@�� �ޠʡāThis is all going the wrong way here for England at the moment.�� �����'[Gary] Being the captain was huge for him.��C�u�� ������But when you've got the armband on,��O������there's nowhere to hide.���������You're out there.��fC�u@�� ¹�ġ��[commentator 1] Halftime at Old Trafford. They're booing.�� �¡�� �-They're booing David Beckham's team. -[crowd shouting]�� C�u�� � �����[melancholic music playing]��[C�u�� �젟���[Gary] It was brutal.��6�����&Because more was expected of him.��[C�u@��������England need to draw to qualify for the World Cup.�� ߠ���� 2It will be absolute disaster and shame if they don't.�� bC�u����ȡHow could they have got themselves into this position anyway?�� =C�u��81�����The armband made David grow.�� ����� \[inhales deeply]��頰����[commentator 1] Nikolaidis for Greece.���C�u@��Q���Beckham comes to knock him off the ball��~������and collect it himself. Captain's example here.��y������But who has he got to pass to? Nobody made the run.�� �C�u@�lѠ����It was like, "I've got shit to prove here."��~����� �To shut people up.�������![music becomes dramatic]���C�u@���#�¡��[commentator] Beckham desperate to win it back, he did.�������� I[David Goldblatt] The team can't find a way,��������Jbut one player is relentlessly working�� bC�u���#�����to find a way.��`�Ρȁ�[commentator 1] This is Beckham. He's working overtime, is Beckham.�� gC�u���Ƞԡ΁As horrific as some of the things that were said about me over the years,��XC�u���s�����I forgot everything.��1�����&[dramatic music continues]���C�u��������The last four years had been so tough that, um,���C�u�������I think it took a toll on me that probably, uh…�� �C�u��������I never even knew myself.��UC�u��:������[commentator 1] Look at Beckham trying to win it back.�� sC�u��S�����He's been like two men.����Ρȁ&I just wanted to do something that could rectify what I did in '98.��oC�u���������[commentator 1] Here's Beckham for England.��+����� 2Still hope, is there? Beckham.��UC�u@���h�����There is still hope. Still Beckham.��ؠ����,While there's Beckham, there's always hope.����ӡ́{It's a free kick in what is probably the penultimate minute of the game.���C�u���3�����[music stops]���C�u��ῠ����I just wanted to make everyone happy.����ġ���["Gimme Some Lovin'"] by The Spenser Davis Group playing]�� �C�u����š��[commentator 1] If ever we needed a David Beckham special,�� 𠓡�� Cit's now.���C�u��*�����Beckham. Yes!��������O[crowd cheers]��l����� He's done it!��C�u��B\�ǡ��I remember saying to Becks, "Thank fuck you're on our team."�� �C�u@��[s�ɡÁ♪ Well, my temperature's rising And my feet on the floor ♪�� \�ɡÁ �♪ Crazy people knocking 'Cause they're wanting some more ♪�� 8C�u��x��ˡŁOne of the great performances of all time. A guy called Beckham.�� ������ �-[laughter] -How's his hair?�� �C�u@����ġ��[reporter 1] This will surely go down as his finest hour.����ɡÁ�[reporter 2] Quite a transformation. Now he's a national hero.�� �C�u@���d�á��[David] I was expecting to walk into the training ground�� �á��and the manager be like, "Unbelievable!" [mock cheering]�� �C�u@��ڱ�����And he literally��=�����didn't even mention the game. [chuckles]���������He didn't even men… I was like, "Boss."���C�u����̡Ɓ[reporter 3] Tonight, we bring you the story of how David Beckham�� 堥���Qbecame a global phenomenon.���C�u@��Ġš��[man] Did you ever think, when kicking a ball in the park,�� ����� sthat one day you might be being a model as well?��͠ҡ́�[David] No. All I ever wanted to do when I was young was play football.�� �C�u��86�����-[man] Is that still all you want? -Yeah.��~����� �Yeah, it is.��lC�u��O�����♪ So glad we made it ♪�������� [Gary] If you've had Sir Alex Ferguson���C�u��eԠ����in your life, you're putting the team first.�� C�u��yޠ����[Ali G] Big it up for none other than�������� �Victoria and David Beckham!���C�u@����СʁTell me, is your little boy starting to put whole sentences together?�� ������ �He's saying little bits and pieces. Yeah.�� sC�u���������And what about Brooklyn?�������� [crowd laughs]���C�u����Ρȁ[Gary] You might be an individual, you might have your own brand…��������K[camera shutter clicking]�� �C�u��ف�����…but in here, you're normal.��̠͡ǁ[man] I think you're Britain's highest-paid sportsman, aren't you?�� 2C�u@���"�����[David] Off the pitch.���������[Victoria] David is, uh…�� �ǡ�� 3I call him Goldenballs, you know, now, because every time…�� �C�u��i�����[laughter]��f�ڡԁ�You can't, 'cause you earn more money, are a bigger star or get more headlines,�� �C�u@��%D�����think you're the big… That doesn't work.����ϡɁO[reporter 4] David Beckham is keeping his latest barnet under wraps.�� �C�u@��:r�̡Ɓ[man] Should we talk about the haircut first, get it out the way?�� ������ If you want to. Go on.��`������[man] Tell us about it. Why did you decide to do it?���C�u@��T0�����Um, no particular reason.��Ҡ����%It's just me.�������� 2♪ Gimme some lovin' ♪��������?♪ Oh, gimme, gimme some lovin' ♪��%C�u��n�ڡԁ[commentator 1] It doesn't get much bigger than this next kick of the football.���C�u���.�����David Beckham, to give England the lead��̠���� against Argentina.�� C�u���������He's big enough!��C�u@��͐�����[music fades out]���������[Fisher] Carlos, anytime you want to start over…�� t������No, I'm going to try to talk as natural…�� IC�u@���נ����-As much natural as possible. -[Fisher] Exactly.��y������-If you wanna swear in Portuguese, do it. -[chuckles]�� �C�u@����Ρȁ-[Carlos] When I arrived to Manchester… -[Fisher] Everybody cool?�� m����� �…I was not sure if Alex Ferguson invited me because�� �C�u����СʁI was a coach or because I was able to communicate in three language.�� �C�u��-3�����In the club, we have Spanish, French, Italians,�� ������ Portuguese and English, so it was a mess.�� sC�u��B�����But give me the benefit that he invite me��������Pbecause of my coaching skills.���C�u��\𠳡��Carlos Queiroz, who I knew nothing about,�� ߠ���� 2knew nothing of, didn't understand how he came in,�� C�u@��y𠕡��but he did.��f������[contemplative music playing]��+�Ρȁ 8Carlos was very strong and stern. Really, like, school teacher-ish.�� �C�u���𠪡��He called people their surnames.��ݠ����1Like, "Ferdinand, bring the ball."�� �C�u���q�����"Huh?"��B�Ρȁ �[Gary] Carlos could rub people up the wrong way just by his manner.�� �C�u��ǧ�ʡāIt was just a different way of doing it than we'd been used to.��&C�u��������I never got on with him.��[������I loved him. I loved Carlos.��OC�u@���������[commentator 2] Words of advice from Carlos Queiroz.�� ����� n[Carlos] That season…��������[commentator 2] He's got away from David Beckham.���C�u��t�ʡā[Carlos] …our observations and analysis that we start to feel��-������that David's performance was�� �C�u��*ߠ����in a declining process.�� I�����![commentator 2] Samuel wins his battle with Beckham.�� C�u��G8�ȡI-- I was mad with that situation. "What's going on? I-- I--"���C�u��\������All of a sudden, one story come out.��O������[contemplative music continues]�� �C�u��q������The famous advertising of gladiators.�� \������Apparently, to perform those advertising,�� �C�u@���������a couple of players developed the upper body.�������� JAnd if one player develop�� I������three, four or five kilos more in the upper body�� sC�u���ܠ����without the right coordination…���C�u���^�¡��they can affect their performance as a football player.�� �C�u���򠷡��It was clear that it was not the same David.�� �C�u���P�����-See, there's the problem. -[music stops]�� ������ �I would never, ever have put myself�� �C�u��I�����professionally in a position�������� �that changed the way I played.���C�u��������[music resumes]��7����� s[Carlos] In 2003, guys like David,�� �C�u��/������they're not only playing football, they're companies.�� �C�u��CC�����I love cars.�������� I[Carlos] It is a fight between things inside the pitch�� �C�u��\Z�����and outside the pitch.��[����� �In that period, the business jump inside the pitch.�� �C�u@���������[music stops]��7������Eventually, it exploded.��̠ӡ́�And I think that the culmination of all that was the boot-room incident.��C�u@���(�����[Fisher] So, let's just talk about the boot thing.�� m�ġ��z-Can you just set that up a little bit? -[inhales deeply]�� DC�u���9�����Um…��l����� J[keypad beeps]���C�u���P�����[Fisher] Were you there?�������� �Yeah, of course I was.���������It's my boot.�� C�u�� I�����[chuckles]��������[Fisher] So this is it, huh?���C�u��(U�����This is where all the so-called dreams are made.�� ������[quiet, dramatic music playing]�� �C�u@��AB�����[David] From what I remember,��ޠ���� �we lost against Arsenal.��[�ϡɁo[commentator] A very stern-looking Sir Alex Ferguson, and no wonder.�� C�u@��_�ʡā[David] We walked in the changing room, and the boss is fuming.�� m����� �I can see by his face.��<�ӡ́PAnd when you see the boss's face like this, you don't wanna be near him.�� �C�u��|f�ϡɁ-[Fisher] Show me his face. -Oh, no. It's a face that no one can do.�������oTrust me.��BC�u@���k�����You know, when you lose, you take your boots off�� I�סс �and you kick them off, and you're sat there, waiting for the gaffer to talk.�� �C�u@���ᠳ���They just set their kit off on the floor.���������Joe Mug here used to come along���������and pick it up.���C�u@���������But Sir Alex was doing his debrief.�� �ӡ́ sYou know, "You've done this wrong. You've fucking well done that wrong."��-C�u@��������And he starts effing and blinding on David.�� Ơȡ "David, this about this goal. You didn't follow your runner."�� C�u@��򅠴���And I went back at the boss. I said, "No."�� D�աρ �"Look at the video," David says. Sir Alex, "I don't need a fucking video."��-C�u�� ������"I've got my eyes. I remember."��ݠ����1And then I swore. I said the F-word.�� �C�u�� ������And then I saw him change.����š���And I was like, "Shit. I really shouldn't have said that."�� C�u��5������We all did it once.�� �����a[chuckles]��6����� �Every player that was with Sir Alex for a long time�� C�u��JV�����maybe told him to fuck off once.��U������[chuckles]��l����� gAnd you didn't do it again.��+C�u@��`~�����I think I said the F-word too many times,�� 8����� �and then he…���������…comes flying across from here,�� IC�u@��|��ơ��in a rage, and he just kicked out at these load of clothes,�� ٠����,and a boot shot up…��=������[mimics object flying]��`C�u��������I could just see my boot flying.�� >����� �I kicked the boot. It hit him on the head.��yC�u@���{�����I mean, honestly, it was an absolute freak.����á�� s-…and just clipped David above the eye. -[music stops]���C�u@���������He couldn't do it again if he'd have tried.��O����� And I've gone like that, and then I've gone like that,���C�u@���ߠ����and then I've gone like that.���������-[Fisher] Someone had to hold you back? -Yeah.��̠�����-You went at him? -Yeah.���C�u���������[moody classical music playing]�� �����?[Albert] The boss was absolutely gutted�� C�u�� ������because he's not a man like that.��ޠ����1It was only a nick.��7����� �It wasn't worth a stitch.���C�u@��2������[David] It didn't look pretty.��ؠ¡�� �[Fisher] Then there was this picture of stitches, and--�� I�����:[Albert] Well, yeah.��lC�u@��L堫���I'm not going to talk about that.��+����� �[Fisher] Okay.����ɡÁ!The thing I'll say about that, I think that was stage-managed.�� �C�u@��hD�����And like I say, it wasn't even worth a stitch.�� �ȡ'[reporter] Details were sketchy. United manager Alex Ferguson�� C�u@���ؠʡāadmitted he had kicked the boot, accidentally striking Beckham.��������[Alex] Uh, regarding Saturday's game,�� �C�u���������uh, first and foremost, I have to stress,�� C����� �as I've stressed this over my 29 years as a coach,�� �C�u@��������whatever happens in the dressing room is sacrosanct.�� ƠۡՁ �[reporter] The incident raises a question: who told the story to the newspapers?���C�u@���C�����[David] I remember a player coming up to me that week�� Ơ���� and saying, "The boss turned 'round to the doctor�� C�u���Р����and said, 'He's been making it worse.'"�� ������ �And I wasn't. [chuckles] I wasn't.�� C�u@���"�����And contrary to, uh, contrary to a lot of the reports,�� 8�ϡɁ �David did not have two stitches put in his head. He had no stitches.�� �C�u��������So it was a graze,����š��Oand we move on, and that's all there is to be said for it.�� �C�u@��1͠����[moody classical music stops]���������[crowd chanting]�� �ءҁ[commentator 1] The Champions League quarterfinal between greats of football,�� �C�u@��R�����Manchester United and Real Madrid.���������I think we're in for a fascinating evening.��Ҡ�����[mystical music playing]���C�u@�����¡��[commentator 2] Pay attention, because wherever you go,��̠���� this is what everybody will be talking about tomorrow.�� C�u���<�����It's showtime.��ޠ����?[David] Real Madrid has always been one of those clubs�� JC�u��������that is every kid's dream to play for.�������WIt's almost a fantasy.���C�u@���l�աρ[commentator 2] A bullish Sir Alex Ferguson has been intent on assuring us��K������that Real are from the same planet as his players.�� �C�u@���̠����It excited me to see them walk from the changing room,�� 堜��� 8because I'm a fan.��������[music intensifies]��1C�u�� ���[commentator 2] The cast list is as follows…��Ҡ���� g[David] So I was desperate to get on the field.�� C�u@��+㠥���[Fisher] So, what happened?����Ρȁ�[commentator 2] Everywhere you look, a headline waiting to be made.�� C�̡Ɓ{Before the game, the manager shouted, "David, can I have a word?"���C�u@��K�����They spoke for a little while, and David left.�� �¡�� bHe's like… [mimics scoffing] I knew something was up.��OC�u��d�͡ǁ[commentator 1] Look at the Manchester United 11, there's a shock.�� ������ �Beckham's not playing.���C�u��x������[Fisher] Do you remember how you felt?��1�����yFurious.�������� �[music continues]���C�u���~�����[Bobby] It's a big surprise, almost disbelief.�� mC�u@���������[Fisher] David's boiling.��������-Yeah. Yeah. -[Fisher] Mad.���������[Ole] Because he's never been left out before.�� �C�u���g�ˡŁ[commentator 2] Ole Gunnar Solskjaer preferred to David Beckham.�� �C�u��󢠾���I felt like I had a place to play in that position.��!�����tI was quicker than David, for sure.��[C�u@�� Ġ����[commentator 2] And this is The Theatre of Dreams.��y�̡Ɓ �I don't think that any of you will be dozing off during this one.���C�u��7������[Carlos] Unfortunately,��������~that gentleman called Ronaldo kill us.���C�u��R�ӡ́[commentator 2] Quickly onto Ronaldo, who's stolen a march on Ferdinand.�� >����� �Ronaldo's shot!��gC�u��j�����Heartbreaker.���ɡÁ �Ronaldo with a blow to the heart of Manchester United's hopes.���C�u@�����ءҁThey are flash. Difficult to be the most famous institution in world football��'�����zand be humble about it.�� C�u@���������They belong in the big time and they know it.�� Ơ���� �[John] You wanted me to talk about Pérez?��Z�����i[Fisher] Yeah, yeah. That would be great.��%C�u���������Okay. Florentino Pérez is a piece of work.��&�����z[quiet, mysterious music playing]��1C�u@��ֿ�ΡȁFlorentino Pérez simultaneously ran this big multinational company��V�ʡā�and he ran Real Madrid, the biggest football club in the world.�� �C�u���������His construction business was the prose of his life.�� ������Real Madrid was the poetry of his life.��+C�u��������Just… I'll say hello.��ݠ����1[both speaking Spanish]���C�u��(5�����In the construction company,��ޠ����1he would do everything in a very measured way,�� �C�u��=��ǡ��and in Real Madrid, he allowed himself to let his hair down.�� g������Like a wild kid.��UC�u��[^�����[both speaking Spanish]�� mC�u@�pߠ����Now, he is bold to the point of shameless.�� ��¡���[speaking Spanish] Here is a club pass for Real Madrid.���C�u@���������[John] And so his thinking was incredibly simplistic.�� �������You know, "We buy the best players, we'll win."�� sC�u���������And at the same time, to bring in money.�� ������'[music stops]�� C�u��������[both speaking Spanish]�� ������ Hello. Florentino Pérez.�� C�u��� �ʡā[Fisher] You speak with me and I'll… We'll do it in Español.��-������Yes. I prefer to speak in Spanish���C�u���꠭���because my English is very bad now.��Ҡá��%[John] He also has a very keen interest in works of art.�� �C�u@�� ���[Fisher] Great. Okay. So we start.��ؠá��+[John] And so, what were the most beautiful works of art��������!in the football world at that time?���C�u��,㠧���[frantic tense music playing]��������OLuís Figo.��l�����Elegance itself.���C�u��D������We got him. He's up on the wall.��1����� 9Who else is there? Zidane.��+C�u��_������The Baryshnikov of football.��̠���� hZidane's up on the wall.��6C�u��v������So, who's next?��<������Ronaldo, the Brazilian.��<C�u@���'�����The greatest living goalscorer of that time.��ҠˡŁ�The next work of art was Roberto Carlos, a Brazilian. Fantastic.�� �C�u���(�ҡ́[Fisher] They were, arguably, the greatest players in the world, right?�� �C�u@�����š��They were not "arguably"... the best players in the world.�� 3����� �They were the best. There was no debate.�� C�u���ꠢ���[dramatic music playing]�� nC�u���+�����So, who was left?��������Michelangelo's David.��fC�u@��������I remember seeing him as he came on.��ݠѡˁ1[commentator 1] Nobody should underestimate the pride of David Beckham�� ��á��and how it will have been hurt by the selection tonight.�� �C�u��-Ѡ����[John] There seemed to be an extra��נ����+fire in his belly.��`����� �[dramatic musical finale]�� C�u��D#�����[commentator 1] It is Beckham. Oof!��נ����+[crowd cheers]�� 2C�u@��XԠ١Ӂ[commentator 2] That's one of the best I think I've ever seen him score, that.�� ������ That was phenomenal.����š���Real Madrid and David Beckham were, at that time, in 2003,���C�u��zᠭ���the two biggest brands in football.��נš�� CTherefore, there was a certain commercial, financial logic�� �C�u��� �����in a fusion of these two��+�����enormous global brands.�� �C�u���렘���[crowd cheers]�� ��ʡāK[Florentino speaking Spanish] I know exactly what my fans want,�� mC�u���������and I knew Beckham was one of those players�� ������ �who were born to play at Real Madrid.�� >C�u���m�����So I did everything I could�� ������ to get him.��C�u����١Ӂ[commentator 1] Real Madrid, they have broken the hearts of Manchester United.�� b����� �[crowd chanting]��UC�u�� p�����A mesmeric, memorable game��O����� afull of stories.��UC�u��$Q�����Zidane came up to me.��PC�u��F������And he doesn't speak so much English, Zizou,�� ������ and he doesn't really say too much, ever.�� mC�u@��������He came up to me, shook hands, and he went,�� ����� �"You come to Madrid?"���������[dramatic violin music playing]���C�u��������And I was like, "Did Zizou just say that?"�� hC�u���L�����I love that moment.�������� \It doesn't get any better than that.��C�u���������But I had no interest.�������� �Manchester United was my team.��TC�u�� ������It was the only club I ever wanted to play for.�� 񠧡��"But I also loved Real Madrid.��~C�u�� 렚���[crowd chanting]�� sC�u�� 2�����[commentator 1] The bigger questions will begin.��͠�����What does Sir Alex Ferguson do now?�� �C�u�� Z������-[music stops] -[tapping microphone]���C�u@�� o �����-[man 1] All right. -[man 2] Okay, Nick.����ڡԁ�[man 3] I know your club, you never stand still, you're always looking forward.���C�u@�� ��ʡāDo you feel, this summer, that you have got to evolve the side?�� b����� �It won't be anything drastic or anything like that.�� ]C�u�� �G�����No one will be leaving, the players will be here,���������and I just need to fine-tune things.���C�u�� �F�����[man 3] Sir Alex, thanks.���C�u@�� �]�����[Carlos] Alex Ferguson,��1������he knocked the door,�� �����Kcome and sit in front of me, and he said, "Done."�� �C�u�� �Π����"David is leaving us."��䠲���'It was just like that. Ice. "It's done."�� \C�u��! ������And he started to talk about, uh… another thing.���C�u��!-/�����[man 1 speaking Spanish] I am pleased to announce�������� hthat Manchester United have agreed�� gC�u��!H������to a deal�� ������ �that will make David Beckham a player�� gC�u��!^c�����for Barcelona FC.��������t"What?"��CC�u��!u�����Come on! Come and get your Standard!�� D����� �United say yeah for bid to Becks!�� �C�u@��!�㠧���[David] How is that possible?���������-You heard about Beckham, then? -Yes.��̠����K-I can't believe it. I'm devastated. -I know.���C�u��!�/�����[radio caller] It's the worst bit, the worst,�� \����� �very worst bit of management I've ever seen.�� �C�u@��!�������[slow, ominous music playing]��ؠ����+[David] I called the club.��7�����uAnd I said, "Can I speak to the boss?"���C�u@��!������And they said, "No. He doesn't want to talk to you."�� s����� �And I said, "Please just let me speak to the boss."�� �C�u��!�栾���"I need to know that this is really what he wants."��-C�u@��"b�����I'd have pleaded to not go.��ؠ����+[Fisher] But why didn't you?��1����� �Because I couldn't get in contact with the boss.�� �C�u@��"!������I think the relationship was at a stalemate anyway.�� �š�� \There was not going to be any point in me saying to David,�� 8C�u@��";��š��you know, "I'm selling you," and then he would say, "Why?"�� ������ [contemplative music playing]��[�֡Ё�I don't think I'd have changed his mind-- Well, I don't know. I don't know.��KC�u��"ao�����The decision that was made was better.�� I����� �Uh, he went, you know… Or he didn't need to go.�� C�u@��"wn�ءҁHe could have stayed if he wanted, but I think he knew it was the right time.����¡���But did I ever want to leave Man United? Of course not.�� mC�u��"������Never.���C�u��"�䠙���It was my home.�������� �My relationship with the boss was always special.�� �C�u@��"�V�����Yeah, we had our moments, but I still loved him.����Ρȁ�You're never going to be in love with players all your life. Never.��-C�u@��"詠����It's never going to be that way, because��O�ءҁ �uh, you're picking a player because of his performance on the football field.��nC�u��#��͡ǁYou know, not because of your relationship with him off the field.���C�u@��#꠫���[David] I've never said this, but��1������I'm glad I didn't speak to him,��������because I think it would've broken my heart.��yC�u��#>2�����But that was it for me.��ݠ���� �That was it. That was, um…���C�u��#Sݠ����That was it for-- That was it at United, really.��VC�u��#s������That was it.���C�u��#�������[David Gardner] Yeah, he was��7������like, literally heart-broke,��נ�����like, beyond, like… Yeah.�� DC�u��#�������Since the age of 15, you know,��U����� >all he knew was Manchester United.���C�u��#����You know? And then, all of a sudden, it's like…��%������And he's probably never really got over it.���C�u��$������He's probably never really got over it.��UC�u��$������[Gary] We were brothers.�� ����� �It was a family.��C�u@��$2k�����And you're never gonna leave.��ݠ����OAnd me and him were down that right-hand side.���������[contemplative music continues]���C�u��$U�ġ��Because we're all thinking we'll play for United forever.�� �C�u��$r������[David] I had to make a decision.���C�u��$�������[music stops]��̠���� So I said, "If you want me to leave,�� C�u@��$�u�š��and I don't want to leave, but if you want me to leave…"�� m�ԡ΁�"I want to move to… I want to move to the club that I want to move to."��VC�u@��$� �͡ǁ"If I'm being pushed out of Man United, this is where I wanna go."�� g����� �[romantic Latin guitar music playing]�� C�u@��$�������Perfect.��l������[David] I remember being stood in my kitchen.��U����� g[Florentino clears throat]��ޠ�����[David] The phone rings. Florentino comes on.�� >C�u��$��ġ��He said, "David, would you like to play for Real Madrid?"�� 8����� �"Yes."���������"No problem. Done."���C�u@��%/�ڡԁ[speaking Spanish] It may sound bad, but with all respect to Manchester United,����ɡÁlike I said before, he was simply born to play at Real Madrid.���C�u@��%A��ǡ��[Fisher] Okay, so, you tell Victoria you're going to Madrid,�� ������ right, at that point?��������!What does she say?���C�u@��%W�����[sighs]��<�Сʁ�"What do you mean, 'Going to Spain'?" "We're going to Spain." "When?"�� ������"Uh, in about 12 hours."��OC�u@��%q��ʡāI was like, "What do you mean? We don't have anywhere to live."�� h�͡ǁ �"We don't have schools for the children. What-- What do you mean?"�� �C�u@��%�H�����But then the reality is we moved to Spain.�� ������ �-[snaps fingers] -Like that.��ޠ����[music plays more dramatically]�� �C�u@��%���ϡɁ[reporter speaking Spanish] David Beckham arrived at Zarzuela Clinic�� m�¡�� �taking his final step to becoming a Real Madrid player.���C�u��%��̡Ɓ[man speaking Spanish] In our opinion, he's in perfect condition.���C�u��%���ѡˁ[speaking Spanish] He also seems like he's got his feet on the ground.��C�u@��&�����[music fades out]����ѡˁ+[David] I remember being with the president, and his office looked out�� >������over these tower blocks, and he was like,�� �C�u��&-젦���"Those are the Galácticos."��U�ġ���"You've got Figo, you've got Ronaldo, you've got Zidane."��{C�u��&GW�����He said, "Look, that one's yours." And I was like,�� ꠟ��� >"Okay." I liked that.���C�u@��&`��ġ��[reporter speaking Spanish] Did Madrid sign him for this?�� 񠖡�� DOr for this?��l�����u[David] People already had a preconception of me.�� �C�u��&}�ҡ́You know, I'm married to a Spice Girl. You know, all the circus around.���C�u��&�Ѡ����So I wanted to go in so low-key, just me.�� ������ �[majestic brass music playing]��[C�u��&�X�����[people chatter in Spanish]��EC�u��&��á��[John] The day that David Beckham signed for Real Madrid�� 8����� �is a day unmatched…���C�u��&�렚���[sirens blaring]�� n����� �…in the signing of any players anywhere�� �C�u��&�t�����in history.���C�u��' P�ӡ́He arrives in the city as if he were the President of the United States.���������[sirens blaring]���C�u��']Ơ����[Fisher] This was crazy, right?�������UYeah.���C�u��'�y�����[John] This was the biggest ticket in town.�� I����� �Anybody who was anybody in Spain�� C�u��'�r�����wanted to be invited.�������� [music fades out]�������� \The politicians,���C�u��'�������the judges, all the top businessmen,�� �š���all brought their good lady wives along because otherwise,�� >C�u@��'�L�ʡāthey'd have had hell in their marriages the rest of their lives�� D����� �if they hadn't brought them for the big event.��&�����[crowd applauds]�� �C�u@��(:������[Florentino speaking Spanish] Good morning.����ˡŁ �David Beckham is here because we believe in him as a footballer.��WC�u��(R������He is a man who is a symbol of our era,�� ����� ha symbol of post-modernity.�� �C�u��(k砽���David, welcome to the league of dreams. Thank you.���������[crowd applauds]���C�u��(�r�����Gracias, ladies and gentlemen.�� Ǡ�����I have always loved football.�� IC�u��(�������[interpreter speaks Spanish]��+�����Of course, I love my family.��O�����![interpreter speaks Spanish]��[C�u@��(�x�����But football is everything to me.���������[interpreter speaks Spanish]��Ҡ����![dramatic classical music playing]�� C�u��(� �����[speaks Spanish]��&����� �[crowd applauds]���C�u��)�����[David] I remember turning around to Victoria.��,�����And I'm not sure how happy Victoria was about it.�� 2C�u��).�����But I said to her,��ؠ����+"We have to look at this like this is forever."��uC�u��)Kn�����Less than ideal.�� �����a[applause continues]�� sC�u��)_̠����[crowd cheering]�� mC�u��)~������[speaking Spanish]�� ����� �Welcome to Madrid, David Beckham.���C�u@�)�r�����[John] When I did the interview with him,���á��The arrived barefooted. I don't know what that was about.�� �C�u@��)�������-Your Spanish, are you gonna work at it? -Definitely.�� ������It's something that I'm trying to learn already.�� >C�u@��)�������Having interviewed famous people,���������you see so many of them are actually complete pricks.�� Ǡԡ΁�Your kids, Brooklyn in particular, he'll be bilingual before you know it.��KC�u��)�#�����He can actually say "hola" and "adiós."�� I����� �[John] There was a curious contrast between�� �C�u��)�ᠯ���how big and famous David Beckham was,�� 8����� �and how awkward he was talking in public.�� DC�u@��*�¡��-[crowd cheering] -[dramatic classical music continues]�� �ɡÁ�[David] It's an amazing experience that I'm stepping into now.�� 8C�u@��*7�ȡIt's going to be a great life for me over here and my family.�� >�ơ�� �And, uh, my family's definitely going to enjoy living here.�� C�u��*T.�����[music stops]��U������[person] David!����¡�� �[David] I remember, before my first training session…�� �C�u��*v<�����I'm there before everyone.�������� 8So I was in the changing room on my own.���C�u��*������Sat there, just waiting.��[������Ner… Like, sweating.�� �����I was so nervous.���C�u@��*������And…��=������[Latin guitar music playing]�������� n…Figo walks in.��`�¡��"-Good afternoon. -[Fisher] Good afternoon, Luís. Here.�� C�u@��*Ѣ�����[David] Shakes my hand. "Welcome."��������[Fisher] Roberto.��l����� �[David] Roberto walks in, shakes my hand.��xC�u@��*�/�����-¿Qué tal? Okay? -[Fisher] Muy bien. How are you?�������� �[David] Ronaldo walks in.�� ������[speaks Spanish]��fC�u@��*�࠲���I don't think I've ever been as nervous.��O������[Fisher] Did you throw up?�� �����No, I didn't-- I didn't throw up, but…�� mC�u��+������[Latin guitar music continues]�� �C�u��+&נ����[Roberto speaking Spanish] We see this gorgeous guy.�� ������ �A blond guy who is joining our team.�� C�u@��+A������[speaking English] A beautiful guy.���ʡā a[Ronaldo speaking Spanish] Everyone wanted to have his haircut.���C�u��+c�����But with my curly hair���������it was more difficult for me to copy his hairstyle.���C�u@��+�p�����[David] I remember, we played this small-sided game.�� D����� �Ronaldo was about to score,���������so I've slid,���C�u��+�������and as I've slid,���ѡˁfhe just put his foot on the ball and he watched me go past, like that.���C�u��+�v�����[crowd gasps and laughs]�� h�š�� �"Okay, this is-- this is the level that I have to get to."�� C�u��+�������[music continues]��f������Nice place for an interview. It's really nice.�� �C�u@��+�W�����But, of course, all the guys talking.��%�����x[blows air] "What you think?"���ʡāJ[blows air] "I don't know, to be honest. Really unpredictable."�� �C�u��,��š��"I don't know if this guy is gonna-- is gonna suit to us."�� m�����EAll the things around him, you know,��OC�u��,23�����the wife,���������the press, you know, talking about him.��UC�u@��,I������That brings bad things into the dressing room.�� h�ѡˁ �The main thing is where is he gonna play? Because Figo's on the right.�� bC�u��,bl�����[music stops]����ҡ́ \And Figo is one of the best right-mids, you know, in the world, by far.��C�u@��,�Ԡ����When, uh, it was coming out that probably David came,���ݡׁ?everyone started to talk. "Now he comes to play in your position. Blah-blah-blah."���C�u��,�������"It will be a fight, competition between�� C����� �Luís and David for the position. Blah-blah-blah."�� �C�u��,�d�����I was not scared at all.�������u[David] Figo was in the position where I played.�� C�u@��,�^�����I didn't want to turn around to Figo and say,�� 񠙡�� �"I'm here now."���������"Where are you going to play?"���C�u��,�Ϡ����You know, this is Figo.����Сʁ[Luís] I think, in that time, it was not really what the team needs.���C�u@��-+��¡��[Fisher] Why do you think Pérez brought him in though?�� n����� bI don't know. You have to ask the president.�� �C�u��-A������[speaking Spanish] We were able to triple our revenue.��-������[jazzy big band music playing]���C�u@��-WL�աρ[reporter] Beckham will be in the Far East with his new club, Real Madrid,�� ������who no doubt will be cashing in on their new signing.�� �C�u��-o��͡ǁThey get half the profits of taking the Beckham brand on the road.��zC�u��-�s�����One of the most lucrative promotional trips ever.�� \C�u��-�٠����[David] I'd been on tours with United.��O������This was a whole different level.���C�u��-�������[people screaming]�� m����� �[jazzy big band music continues]���C�u@��-�|�͡ǁI remember, we arrived at this hotel, and there were 10,000 people�� 2����� �at 4:00 a.m.��㠔����[cheering]��&C�u��.ؠ����So, that was happening because of Beckham.��Ҡ����%[indistinct chatter]���C�u��.%������[Míchel] He brought that kind of craziness.��P������[jazzy big band music continues]�� >C�u��.9�Сʁ[speaking Spanish] It was more like a rock band than a football team.��EC�u��.P�����[people screaming]�� ������[Ronaldo speaking Spanish] This transcended football.�� �C�u��.l렞���[indistinct chatter]�� s����� �We were no longer talking only about football lovers.�� >C�u@��.�Ǡ����Women supporters.�������� �We love Beckham!���ڡԁc[speaking Spanish] On the advertising billboards, there were 40 Beckham adverts��C�u��.�������and only one of me.�������� �[Míchel] It is the first time that we go worldwide.�� C�u@�.�ᠠ���Because of one player.��������[people cheering]�� ������'We were so comfortable in our houses in Spain.���C�u@��.󨠾���Now, suddenly, we were 30 days out of our families.�� 2����� �So, for us, it was a pain in the… [chuckling]�� �C�u@��/������[indistinct chatter]��������Hey, you're the man.����¡�� We said, "David, we are working double because of you."�� �C�u��/)B�����[jazzy big band music continues]���������[people shouting]�� �C�u��/T젫���Hey! Hey, you sit down! Sit down!�� sC�u@��/j������[marching band music playing]�� Ơݡׁ9[reporter speaks Spanish] Real Madrid are in possession of this publicity machine.�� �C�u��/�������Now Beckham is seen as a figure of worship in Asia.��Π����"[jazzy big band music continues]���C�u��/������[indistinct chatter over speaker]��y������[John] The Sun newspaper���C�u@��/�B�Ρȁsent reporters all over the world to see if they could find someone�� ������ who had not heard of David Beckham.���C�u��/�v�����Beckham! Beckham!�� ������ �[people screaming]���C�u��/�Š¡��Eventually, they found a person, or they said they did.�� 3C�u@��0y�ȡAnd the one man in the world who does not know David Beckham?�� ����� hA shepherd in Chad.��U�����[music stops]���C�u@��02,�ϡɁI, on the other hand, more often than not, I was always the villain.���������We have to talk about Spain because we're here.���C�u@��0Kl�����-Are you happy here? -I am.���������It's great. David absolutely loves it.�������QDavid even answers the phone, "¿Aló?."���C�u@��0a蠛���So I sat there…��B�ѡˁ�I remember doing an interview once for Spanish Vogue. I did the cover.��z�����cAnd in the interview, they reported that I hate Spain,�� �C�u��0�������"Because Spain smells of garlic."��Ҡ���� �I didn't say that.�� �����&[moody classical music playing]��C�u@�0���ˡŁ[reporter 1 speaking Spanish] She says Spain smells like garlic.�� ������[John] Now, if you want to offend���C�u��0�۠����the Spanish,��l�����question the quality of their food.�� IC�u@��0�栦���This was a grievous offense.��T�¡�� C[reporter 2 speaking Spanish] Victoria sent shock waves��O�͡ǁ�through Madrid last night on her first social appearance in Spain.�� bC�u@��0�u�١Ӂ[reporter 3 speaking Spanish] She ordered vegetables and fish, but ate almonds�� 9����� �and drank some water.�� C�u��0�z�����[David] In a lot of the reports, it was,�� C����� �"Oh, she hates Spain."�� �����?"Oh, she hates Madrid."��fC�u��1a�ɡÁ[reporter 3] She forced a smile and didn't speak to the press.�� ������@It was never about Spain.���C�u��12������We had a family we had to really think about.��x����� I had two children, Brooklyn and Romeo.�� �C�u@��1H���Didn't she?����ġ���And this is what nobody seemed to take into consideration�� m�١Ӂ�when I was getting criticized for not being in Spain right from the beginning.���C�u��1fl�����A kid has to go to school.����͡ǁ�I knew I couldn't move to Spain until I had a school for Brooklyn.�� �C�u��1zL�����-Yeah, have you cleaned your teeth? -What?��Ҡ����&[Victoria] I was doing Monday to Friday in London,�� IC�u@��1���͡ǁ-and then jumping on a plane to Spain. -[camera shutters clicking]�� ��ڡԁ�[reporter 2] And on top of that, we find her in line at a hamburger restaurant.���C�u��1�۠š��But everything I did was fabricated, taken out of context.��젛���?[people shouting]�� �C�u@��1�^�����[reporter 2] They say she longs for London,��נʡā+that here in Madrid she doesn't find the glamour she's used to.�� C�u��1�Q�����[moody classical music stops]���������But it was never about Spain.�� C�u@��2��Ρȁ[man speaking Spanish] A new Real Madrid manager was unveiled today�� ����� hat the Bernabéu Stadium.���š���[Carlos speaking Spanish] I'd like to express my gratitude�� �C�u��2-�����for this opportunity to manage and coach�� C�u��2Ad�����Real Madrid.��f�����~When the invitation of Real Madrid come to me,�� �C�u��2Y������was something amazing, because I was not even dreaming��Ƞ����that Real Madrid was knocking my door.��OC�u��2s������It's one of the best clubs in the world.���C�u��2�ޠ����I was, uh… I was shocked.�� ����� 8I was shocked when I heard.�� sC�u@��2�������Now I start my Real Madrid career knowing�� �Ρȁ Cthat I'm playing for a manager that didn't want me in my last team.��!C�u��2Ӳ�����[contemplative classical music playing]�� C�u@��3J�����[presenter speaking Spanish] Good afternoon.���������It's a special day for David Beckham.��+�����{David Beckham makes his debut��VC�u��3 n�����in a Real Madrid shirt.��ؠ�����-[man] Beckham! Beckham! -[people shouting]�� �C�u��3����� �[Carlos] And I was in the sideline,��+C�u��;�.�����enjoying that ball flying…�� ������ �[music becomes more dramatic]��+�����d[commentator 1] Beckham.���C�u��;�������[Carlos] …and land.������� sFlying and land.��������V[commentator 2] Here's Beckham.��aC�u��< ������[commentator 1] Beckham, looking to turn provider.�� �����iWhoo. Behind this pretty face, wait a minute.�� 8C�u��<*������[dramatic music builds in intensity]���������[commentator 1] Real Madrid are going to burst away.�� JC�u���Ӡ����[music ends]��%92976

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