THE CURE
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Coming to AmericaDavid Beckham that is. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/...11/beckham.mls/index.html?cnn=yes
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The Rock
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He's washed up and old news, but he's still the biggest name ever to be associated with the joke that is MLS.
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THE CURE
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Wouldn't it be great to be old news and washed up and someone give you 250 million dollars?
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slash
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How about someone give me $250.00 and i'll be happy.
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The Rock
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I can only imagine at least 90% of that is tied up in endorsement deals, because I don't think any MLS franchise can afford to drop that kind of cash on all of their players, much less one. He's a brand name that sells and will bring up attendance figures in LA and whenever they play on the road, but I don't think it's going to be such a dramatic difference as some people think. He's probably the most recognized face and name in the sport especially amongst Americans, but I don't think people are going to go busting out of their houses to see Beckham when he comes to town. That being said, he'll probably be an all-star in the MLS, but I wouldn't really consider that to be too big of an honor.
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girlsplaygolf2
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I am not a soccer fan, but I have to admit that I will actually watch it if he is playing. That guy is hot.
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sweetlaskergirl
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Me too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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SkygreenLeopard
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I have to agree with the rock on this one.. why in the world would any self-respecting footballer move to America to play.. I mena, besides the ungodly amounts of cash..
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The Rock
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I know this is really a stretch, but does anyone on here actually keep up with soccer? I've been following the English Premiership pretty closely this year.
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girlsplaygolf2
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I don't follow soccer. Too busy following golf. 
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