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Greg Delgado
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Which Way, L.A.?
David Beckham Comes to LA America's Major League Soccer is in the minor leagues worldwide, but David Beckham has now signed to play for the Galaxy , headquartered in Carson. The price tag is $250 million, and Major League Soccer officials claim Beckham will finally make their sport a national pastime. Beckham became a world celebrity playing football, as they call it--in Britain, where he made history with Manchester United , then spent a lot of time on the bench for the Spanish team Real Madrid . Does he still have the talent? Will he be just another Hollywood celebrity?
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