Saturday, February 2, 2013

Bonjour Becks!

Darn it Becks! Beckham's gone and I am sure you know this. He was the highlight of the MLS and the most talked about footballer in the U.S for the years he had been in the league. He was a great asset to the league and now the big talents joining MLS from Europe have a big void to fill. The void is big because Beckham was not only a footballer, but also an economic boost. Becks had a good spell in the MLS.

Less worries and more pride to the MLS despite Becks departure. Most of the Stars from Europe come to the MLS to retire and they rarely go back to Europe to play. A good example is Thierry Henry who plans to retire after the MLS stint. Robbie Keane too came to retire and isn't planning on going back to Europe to play. Pablo Angel came from Aston Villa to New York Red Bulls and after his MLS stint, he went to Argentina and not Europe. Pele came to the US soccer years ago and after that he never went back to competitive football. Even though most players come to the MLS for pension, Beckham showed the better side of the MLS.

After winning two MLS cups with the L.A Galaxy, Beckham left for Paris St. Germain in France. PSG is one of the best football teams in Europe and currently challenging powerhouses like Barcelona, Man U, Chelsea, Man City and the rest. Beckham's move to join PSG shows that MLS can also help bring out the best in a player. Despite the age, Beckham still has his magical free kick touch and can compete with the big guns in Europe. MLS should be proud through Beckham and US soccer has a bright future!

Before we praise Becks too much, lets see how he will fare in Europe especially in the Champions League competition. Lets see if he can still bend and also sell underwear and apparels, another one of his magical touch! By the way, we can't forget he's an amazing parent to his family.

Good luck Beckham and I'm sure US is thankful but will always miss ya! Adios!

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