good publicity for a change

churchfcrules · 31-01-2013, 16:24

what with all of the bad publicity that footballers get, surely this news will brighten up everyone?
David Beckham's PSG wages to go to children's charity - Sports Mole

beckhams wages whilst at PSG to go to childrens charity, top bloke, yes he can afford it, but he doesnt have to, mucho respect!

jaysay · 31-01-2013, 17:03

And it isn't going to peanuts either, fair play to becks

lancsdave · 31-01-2013, 18:35

Charity in France. So much for the great British icon

Barrie Yates · 03-02-2013, 12:43

But he does have all the marketing rights, quite n an income - good luck to him having ensured he makes a very good living when he is too old to play anymore

DaveinGermany · 03-02-2013, 13:04

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

But he does have all the marketing rights, quite n an income - good luck to him having ensured he makes a very good living when he is too old to play anymore

The likes of Becks will always land on his feet, it's the way the fella goes about his way of life that makes him so likeable & things like this just increases his likeability.

jaysay · 03-02-2013, 17:53

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

The likes of Becks will always land on his feet, it's the way the fella goes about his way of life that makes him so likeable & things like this just increases his likeability.

I wrote to becks back in 2002 when he was fighting to be fit for the World Cup, if you remember he had a little problem with his metatarsal or sumat

Just dropped him a line, sent it to David Beckham Alderley Hedge, Cheshire, and hoped for the best. I had been using a machine for years which helped to dull pain and speed up the healing of broken bones, I still use it occasionally for back pain. it was called a pain 2000 and was pioneered by a firm in Clitheroe, just thought it might help. I posted the letter and forgot about it. Ten days later I received a reply in a hand written envelope with a signed photo in with many thanks for you help David, that guy went up in my estimation, the fact that he took the trouble to reply personally, he'll do for me.

Barrie Yates · 05-02-2013, 17:46

In spite of all the slagging he has received over the years he can certainly be considered a great role model rather than some of the idiots we have to put up with today

jaysay · 05-02-2013, 18:05

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

In spite of all the slagging he has received over the years he can certainly be considered a great role model rather than some of the idiots we have to put up with today

Spot on Barrie, comes accross a tab better than Joey Barton I think

cmonstanley · 05-02-2013, 20:51

its all a tax dodge apparently

Boeing Guy · 05-02-2013, 22:06

You would say that.....
Regardless it's a decent thing, good for him

Alan Varrechia · 05-02-2013, 22:47

Thing is it's a very well known and often used loophole, and i'm sure his and her financial advisers would have pointed it out before he singned on the dotted line.

jaysay · 06-02-2013, 08:20

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

its all a tax dodge apparently

Get stuffed you prat

Alan Varrechia · 06-02-2013, 09:56

Beckham to donate PSG salary to charity | World of Sport - Yahoo! Eurosport UK

Not sure how to do links properly. This should be a link to big hearted becks tax scandel.

churchfcrules · 06-02-2013, 13:31

ok so i dont get it, are you saying that his £120,000 per week (or whatever, the figure isnt really important) that he is donating, will actually reap him more in some kind of tax dodge, than if he took the money, and paid tax on it?

please explain, or provide a link cos i dont understand!!