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Re: MLS Thread
by supertrue » 19 Jul 2009, 00:38
I'm not, Beckham is a novelty. And he's handsome and has a great body. I'd pay to see that once.....and boo him.
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 19 Jul 2009, 00:40
lol. what do I know, I thought the l.a. fans would be annoyed by the game and decide to stick it to both sides.
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 19 Jul 2009, 18:11
Isn't she the same girl he walked out with the last NY match?
http://www.zigazig-ha.com/zgallery/disp ... 124&pos=91
http://www.zigazig-ha.com/zgallery/disp ... 124&pos=91
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Re: MLS Thread
by sammy01 » 19 Jul 2009, 23:13
there are so fucking smoking pics of him in this thread, if its possible i love him even more!
anna chakvetadze!
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 20 Jul 2009, 04:20
well, biggest ever crowd at the Home Depot for a Galaxy match.
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Re: MLS Thread
by Lah » 20 Jul 2009, 04:33
Yeah milan scored. Just following the game at LAG Twitter: http://twitter.com/LAGalaxy
Lol at the banners, there is one that says: "Go Home Fraud" and other one that says " here before, here after, here despite 23"
Lol at the banners, there is one that says: "Go Home Fraud" and other one that says " here before, here after, here despite 23"
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 20 Jul 2009, 04:41
I'm following it at Atdhe. and I saw the "still here" banner. But overall not too many boos from what I've heard.
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Re: MLS Thread
by Lah » 20 Jul 2009, 04:57
Victoria is there and so is Simon Fuller. Romeo is on a suit, so cute! I will post pics tomorrow. im off to bed now! night.
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 20 Jul 2009, 05:38
Not a bad game. it's 2-2 and David is playing well. Tom and Connor are also there.
He's off at 75' with more applause than boos
. Had a hand in both goals.
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Re: MLS Thread
by GossipGirl » 20 Jul 2009, 05:46
gugette wrote:Not a bad game. it's 2-2 and David is playing well. Tom and Connor are also there.
He's off at 75' with more applause than boos
That's good. Glad he played well. Article about the negative LA fans:
David Beckham confronted a fan sitting in a section where negative banners about the Los Angeles Galaxy player were displayed during Beckham's first home game of the season Sunday night.
As Beckham left the field at halftime, he went over to the section where one of the team's support groups holds court and appeared to shout something. The fan jumped down from the seating section and was subdued by security before being escorted off the field.
Fans in the L.A. Riot Squad section were holding up Beckham's jersey and beating it. One of their homemade signs read,"Go home fraud" while another said,"23: Repent."
It was all part of a rough reception for Beckham, who missed the first half of the Major League Soccer season while he was on a five-month loan to AC Milan, the team that played the Galaxy on Sunday.
The English star was booed more than cheered during introductions, and he was booed for a while the first several times he touched the ball.
Boos were mixed with cheers when Beckham assisted on the Galaxy's game-tying goal in the 30th minute.
He will only play six more home games this season.
Earlier this year, Beckham said he wanted to remain with the Italian club rather than return to the Galaxy because he believed the level of play was much better in Europe.
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Re: MLS Thread
by Aries » 20 Jul 2009, 05:51
I really wish they weren't friends with Tom Cruise. I can't imagine what was said that he confronted that guy.
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Re: MLS Thread
by GossipGirl » 20 Jul 2009, 06:08
Apparently most of the boos turned into cheers. I'm reading about how well he played and how well he controlled the ball by huge LA fans (they hated to say this I'm sure)
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 20 Jul 2009, 06:16
oh no! I think Cruz got a Mohawk lol.
Yeah the boos mostly turned to cheers. And even at the start when there were more boos, those same people where whipping out their cameras when he went to take corners or ran past them. Obviously some die hard fans will never trust or forgive and that is understandable.
Yeah the boos mostly turned to cheers. And even at the start when there were more boos, those same people where whipping out their cameras when he went to take corners or ran past them. Obviously some die hard fans will never trust or forgive and that is understandable.
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Re: MLS Thread
by gugette » 20 Jul 2009, 07:20
^ that's cute. Kate and Len were there too.
mmmm Leonardo is pretty hot.
He's always cute with Ronaldinho
mmmm Leonardo is pretty hot.
He's always cute with Ronaldinho
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Re: MLS Thread
by *Sarah* » 20 Jul 2009, 08:03
gugette wrote:oh no! I think Cruz got a Mohawk lol.
He did, but it looks quite cute and so suits his personality lol
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Re: MLS Thread
by simby » 20 Jul 2009, 08:08
wow! Victoria, the kids, Simon, Tom, Kate...wow can't wait for pix!
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Re: MLS Thread
by lynzi » 20 Jul 2009, 08:17
Oh my god Gary Barlow was there!!!
I'm more excited about that lol.
Cruz's hair is ridiculous. Such a Jordan thing to do.
What's David confronting them for? What a stupid thing to do
I'm more excited about that lol.
Cruz's hair is ridiculous. Such a Jordan thing to do.
What's David confronting them for? What a stupid thing to do
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Re: MLS Thread
by lynzi » 20 Jul 2009, 08:37
Beckham gets rocky reception in return to LA
(AFP) – 2 hours ago
LOS ANGELES — David Beckham received a rocky reception from disgruntled Galaxy fans in his return to Los Angeles as his Major League Soccer club played to a 2-2 draw with his recent Italian club AC Milan.
The English star, who missed the first half of the MLS season while on loan to AC Milan, was booed during introductions and again on his first several touches of the ball.
Leaving the pitch at halftime he approached a section of stands where anti-Beckham banners were displayed and appeared to shout something.
A fan jumped down and was restrained by security personnel and escorted off the pitch.
"One of the guys was saying things that wasn't very nice. It was stepping over the line," Beckham said. "I said, 'You need to calm down and come shake my hand,' and he jumped over."
But Beckham insisted the fan reaction didn't bother him.
"It doesn't affect me," he said. "You can't be liked by everyone."
AC Milan manager Leonardo indicated he thought the fans were unfair, and if some Galaxy supporters don't want Beckham, he said he'd be glad to have him back at AC Milan.
"Sometimes the supporters don't understand the situation," Leonardo said.
"We would be happy if he came back because he did really well. He's incredible," he added. "The precision he has is something very, very special. He never missed the ball.
"He controlled the ball. The way the Galaxy plays is very, very important. They see that every ball begins with him."
Indeed amid the jeers, Beckham played a role in both Galaxy goals.
After Thiago Silva gave Milan a 1-0 lead in the 16th minute, the Galaxy equalized in the 30th through Alan Gordon, set up by Landon Donovan after a cross from Beckham.
Milan went ahead again in the 61st, when Filippo Inzaghi timed a run perfectly into the area to score.
The Galaxy responded again, earning a corner kick in the 65th minute.
Beckham, who stayed in the match amid a string of Galaxy halftime substitutions, walked deliberately over to take the corner kick, near the fan section that had given him the most grief.
His sent a precise kick into the area and Bryan Jordan headed it in to knot the score at 2-2, after which Beckham turned and faced his critics.
Beckham left the game in the 75th minute, waving to a group of supportive fans en route to the bench.
"The cheers in the end drowned out the boos, which was nice," Beckham said.
After spending an impressive second half of last season with AC Milan, Beckham returned to the Galaxy in Thursday's 3-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls, his first match since the end of the Serie A campaign.
Not only was Beckham's delayed return to the MLS seen by many as a slap in the face to US football, but a squabble with Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan further sullied his return.
Donovan sparked the dispute with disparaging remarks published in a new book "The Beckham Experiment." But he was full of praise for Beckham on Sunday.
"He was integral in both goals," Donovan said. "There's not another player on a team in this league that can make those plays. It was an exciting game."
The friendly against AC Milan was Beckham's first match in Los Angeles since his return, and coincided with a swirl of speculation on his future plans in England.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Chelsea and Tottenham are ready to bring the 34-year-old former England captain home, although Beckham said in midweek he was eyeing an eventual return to Italy. That would apparently suit Leonardo.
"If it's possible, I think it could be a very good thing for us," Leonardo said of the chance that Beckham could land back at AC Milan. "He knows everyone. Everyone loves him in our club."
(AFP) – 2 hours ago
LOS ANGELES — David Beckham received a rocky reception from disgruntled Galaxy fans in his return to Los Angeles as his Major League Soccer club played to a 2-2 draw with his recent Italian club AC Milan.
The English star, who missed the first half of the MLS season while on loan to AC Milan, was booed during introductions and again on his first several touches of the ball.
Leaving the pitch at halftime he approached a section of stands where anti-Beckham banners were displayed and appeared to shout something.
A fan jumped down and was restrained by security personnel and escorted off the pitch.
"One of the guys was saying things that wasn't very nice. It was stepping over the line," Beckham said. "I said, 'You need to calm down and come shake my hand,' and he jumped over."
But Beckham insisted the fan reaction didn't bother him.
"It doesn't affect me," he said. "You can't be liked by everyone."
AC Milan manager Leonardo indicated he thought the fans were unfair, and if some Galaxy supporters don't want Beckham, he said he'd be glad to have him back at AC Milan.
"Sometimes the supporters don't understand the situation," Leonardo said.
"We would be happy if he came back because he did really well. He's incredible," he added. "The precision he has is something very, very special. He never missed the ball.
"He controlled the ball. The way the Galaxy plays is very, very important. They see that every ball begins with him."
Indeed amid the jeers, Beckham played a role in both Galaxy goals.
After Thiago Silva gave Milan a 1-0 lead in the 16th minute, the Galaxy equalized in the 30th through Alan Gordon, set up by Landon Donovan after a cross from Beckham.
Milan went ahead again in the 61st, when Filippo Inzaghi timed a run perfectly into the area to score.
The Galaxy responded again, earning a corner kick in the 65th minute.
Beckham, who stayed in the match amid a string of Galaxy halftime substitutions, walked deliberately over to take the corner kick, near the fan section that had given him the most grief.
His sent a precise kick into the area and Bryan Jordan headed it in to knot the score at 2-2, after which Beckham turned and faced his critics.
Beckham left the game in the 75th minute, waving to a group of supportive fans en route to the bench.
"The cheers in the end drowned out the boos, which was nice," Beckham said.
After spending an impressive second half of last season with AC Milan, Beckham returned to the Galaxy in Thursday's 3-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls, his first match since the end of the Serie A campaign.
Not only was Beckham's delayed return to the MLS seen by many as a slap in the face to US football, but a squabble with Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan further sullied his return.
Donovan sparked the dispute with disparaging remarks published in a new book "The Beckham Experiment." But he was full of praise for Beckham on Sunday.
"He was integral in both goals," Donovan said. "There's not another player on a team in this league that can make those plays. It was an exciting game."
The friendly against AC Milan was Beckham's first match in Los Angeles since his return, and coincided with a swirl of speculation on his future plans in England.
According to the Mail on Sunday, Chelsea and Tottenham are ready to bring the 34-year-old former England captain home, although Beckham said in midweek he was eyeing an eventual return to Italy. That would apparently suit Leonardo.
"If it's possible, I think it could be a very good thing for us," Leonardo said of the chance that Beckham could land back at AC Milan. "He knows everyone. Everyone loves him in our club."
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Re: MLS Thread
by mel2vicem » 20 Jul 2009, 09:43
It's the first match LA Galaxy have sold out all season.
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Re: MLS Thread
by Vitalina » 20 Jul 2009, 10:13
^^ They will probably have 6 more sold outs 
well, of course it was Milan they were playing, but anyway, good to see David on the pitch
well, of course it was Milan they were playing, but anyway, good to see David on the pitch
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Re: MLS Thread
by mel2vicem » 20 Jul 2009, 10:29
simby wrote:how many people can the stadium contain?
27,000
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