David Beckham updated his blog yesterday, writing about the outcome of the Serie A standings. AC Milan couldn’t catch Inter, but put up a great run at the end of their season to try. David is really proud of his team and their efforts and congratulated Inter on a job well done.

AC Milan did qualify for the Champions League, though, and now David is turning his focus to that.

David also talked about England’s bid for the 2018 World Cup. Winning the bid would mean a lot to him and he’s putting a lot of effort into the bid to make sure that England had the best possible chance.

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David Beckham updated his blog yesterday, writing about what’s in store for AC Milan in the next few weeks. He was very pleased with their win over Catania, but is focusing on their next game against Juve.

They are currently 7 points behind Inter in the Serie A standings, and are looking to maintain their second place standing and also make ground on the points Inter has over thm.

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David Beckham updated his blog today, writing about the great streak AC Milan has been having lately. They easily defeated Palermo at home the other day, placing them only seven points out of the lead in the Serie A standings.

David promises that the team is excited by their success, but knows they have to work very hard to get ahead in the standings. They are looking forward to Milan’s next match against Catania this weekend and hope they can make it five wins in a row!

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David Beckham updated his blog yesterday. He wrote about the launch of the non-profit No More Malaria UK.

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David stresses the importance of bed nets in malaria-ridden places like Africa. Malaria is one of the biggest killer of children, as one in four children in these areas die before their fifth birthday because of malaria. Malaria is easily preventable and it’s very easy to do your part and purchase a bed net for a family. To find out more how you can help, head to the official website.

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David Beckham updated his blog yesterday, writing about AC Milan’s match against Lecce. It was a tough match, with Milan coming out with a 2-0 victory.

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David didn’t play in the game at all, having just returned from playing two matches for England. David understands and respects Milan’s decision, as he wants them to do what is best for the team and it gives everyone a chance to see the field.

David is also looking forward to the final eight Serie A matches Milan has. Milan is only four points ahead of Genoa, so every game matters.

It would be great to see AC Milan make an exciting end of season run to shake things up for the League of Champions!

David Beckham updated his blog yesterday, writing about how pleased he was with England’s performance in their last two games. The team turned out two solid wins and are shaping up to be a top contender in the 2010 World Cup.

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David was also pleased with acquiring his 109th and 110th cap for England.

“It was also an incredibly proud moment for me to become the most capped outfield player,” David wrote. “It’s no secret that I love playing for my country and if the manager thinks I’m good enough then I’ll always answer the call.”

These caps made him the number one all-time outfielder for caps, and puts him in the number two spot of all-time, just behind goalkeeper Peter Shilton. Shilton has 125 caps, but if David keeps it up, he’s sure to surpass that number.

David is now back with Milan. They are playing Lecce on Sunday, and then will turn their efforts toward the League of Champions.

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David Beckham updated his blog yesterday, writing about his recent efforts with both AC Milan and the England squad.

He was disappointed with the draw AC Milan played against Napoli, but said Napoli played really well and Milan just couldn’t make it happen.

David was really pleased with England’s turnout against Slovakia, as they easily defeat them 4-0. However, David is already looking towards the important match against Ukraine on April 1st, as they have one of the top teams in the world and it’s an important qualifying match for the World Cup.

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David Beckham updated his blog today. He wrote about AC Milan’s 5-1 win over Siena. David was really pleased with how well the team played and enjoyed contributing to the win, as he picked up an assist.

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AC Milan is still sitting in third place in the Serie A standings. David hopes that the good play continues, as he wants to see AC Milan back in the Championship League. I’d like to see that too!

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David Beckham updated his blog today, writing about the recent struggles he and AC Milan have faced.

They were recently eliminated in the first round of the UEFA cup, when they drew both their matches against Germany’s Werder Bremen. While this wasn’t a loss for the team, Werder scored more goals on away turf, allowing them to advance over Milan to te next round.

They also recently lost to Sampdoria, failing to make up any ground in their Serie A standings. They now stand 12 points behind their city rivals, Inter Milan.

David was disappointed with both of these outcomes, and feels AC Milan needs to turn out more consistent performances to see the results they want.

He also writes about the launch of a new Adidas boot he attended in Milan, which he found quite fun. He’s always so appreciative of his fans and the time and effort they put in to come out and see him.

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David Beckham updated his blog yesterday, writing about AC Milan’s derby match against city rival, Inter Milan. AC Milan lost the match and David had to leave the field because of a minor injury.

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It wasn’t anything major and David looks forward to playing in Milan’s match against Werder Bremen in the UEFA Cup.

Again, there’s no word on the endless back and forth between AC Milan and the Los Angeles Galaxy regarding where David will be come March. Hopefully there will be a definitive announcement soon.

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