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Soccer Teams David Beckham Played For

Name all the football clubs that David Beckham played for in his professional and international career.
Not counting junior teams
Quiz by PanosG31
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Last updated: May 12, 2017
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First submittedNovember 22, 2015
Times taken49,735
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Rating3.92
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Years
Appearances
Goals
Club
1992-2003
265
62
Manchester United
1994-1995 (loan)
5
2
Preston North End
1996-2009 (international)
115
17
England
2003-2007
116
13
Real Madrid
2007-2012
98
18
Los Angeles Galaxy
2009-2010 (loan)
29
2
AC Milan
2013
10
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Paris Saint-Germain
Algernon
+38
Level 72
May 11, 2017
He played FOOTBALL not "Soccer"
alberici
+5
Level 74
May 11, 2017
exactly!
TenThousand
+7
Level 76
May 12, 2017
+2
CRey
+5
Level 81
May 12, 2017
+1,000,000
imrifr34
+1
Level 44
Dec 20, 2018
nah 2 hard
camus
+3
Level 78
May 12, 2017
If Jetpunk calls the Beckham sport "football" then what should be the name for the Tom Brady sport? "American Football", coming from an American website?
Quizmaster
+7
Level ∞
May 12, 2017
This exactly. Just accept that we are weird in America. It's okay.
WillemLAif
+12
Level 76
Apr 30, 2018
Handegg? Connotations as a bonus in some languages.
knucklonian
+5
Level 31
Jul 19, 2017
There is more than one type of football. This quiz refers to Association football or, more commonly abbreviated, soccer to differentiate from all the other codes of football in the world.
Malbaby
+3
Level 71
Jul 24, 2017
When I was a kid (few years ago now) growing up in Lancashire, UK. we would call it soccer and soccer match. E.G. "let's have a game of soccer".
JonnorVanGriving
+5
Level 79
Jul 25, 2017
I am also from the land of Lancashire, Malbaby, and in this day and age it is considered a sin to even murmur the word soccer in reference to the glorious game.
joshyking9
+2
Level 52
Jul 27, 2017
From Lancaster, agreed.
fitheach
+9
Level 59
Jul 24, 2017
For God's sake! We British have called it soccer for decades. It's not as common these days but it used to be really common; for my dad's generation, who grew up in the 50s, it was the usual term for the sport. Look up old Pathe news clips online about the sport from the 40s, 50s, and 60s (for example) and they more often than not refer to the sport as soccer. And Ray Wilson, one of the 1966 England World Cup winning players, called his autobiography "My Life in Soccer" - if that's not an indication of the prevailing usage in England I don't know what is! In short, soccer is one name for the sport, it is not exclusively called football in England.
ruftytufty
+4
Level 79
Jul 24, 2017
Agreed - 'soccer' is public school slang for association football - the equivalent of 'rugger' for rugby football. It's an old English term. Perfectly acceptable.
johnnybrennand
+2
Level 56
Jul 24, 2017
I grew up near Burnley Lancashire and played footy almost every day from ~1959 until 1980. I watched Burnley FC and latterly Man City avidlyduring that period. Not once in those 20-odd years was it ever referred to as "soccer" by anyone I knew. It may have been soccer in posh schools and towns but never in Accrington Grammar or at Turf Moor - where it was always football or footy. I know its supposed to be a corruption of "Associated Football" - but why use soccer - Football says it all - it is after all the ball game that is most associated (sic) with feet - all others should find their own name !

BTW - we didn't play footy either - we "laked". As in " Are you laking" or "do you want to lake". :-)

Liverpool23
+3
Level 20
Oct 24, 2019
It’s called Football! Clap clap clap clap clap
PHG1960
+3
Level 69
Jul 24, 2017
It's called soccer in the USA. When he played in the USA he played soccer.
morcaca
+3
Level 59
Aug 14, 2020
...and when he wasn’t in the USA, he played football: Manchester United FC, Real Madrid CF, Paris Saint-Germain FC.
PHG1960
+2
Level 69
Jul 24, 2017
The Brits have ruined the English language. Aluminium. Boot. Wanker. Sod off. Lift. Brolly. And don't get me started on the Cockney accent!
sergeantmalice
+3
Level 56
Jun 17, 2022
everyone in the world says aluminium
MoroccanCaliph
+1
Level 25
Feb 23, 2023
even Australia. deal with it mate
Liverpool23
+1
Level 20
Oct 24, 2019
Yessssss
123hello456
+1
Level 28
Jan 7, 2024
so true
APHill
+2
Level 75
May 12, 2017
Accept PNE for Preston North End? Common parlance in the *football* world.
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
May 12, 2017
PNE will work now
JohnOfili
+4
Level 41
Jul 24, 2017
Don't accept just Manchester imo, there are two teams in Manchester.
ChipOtley
+1
Level 74
Jul 24, 2017
I think there may be just a couple more...
morcaca
+3
Level 59
Aug 14, 2020
I don’t see anyone calling Bolton “Manchester”, maybe that’s just me though.
Sammyboi
+2
Level 57
Jul 11, 2022
FC United of Manchester!
Turtlescantalk
+2
Level 48
Jul 24, 2017
In Ireland it's called soccer too as we have our own football- Gaelic football.
Kontio100
+2
Level 52
Jul 24, 2017
Both football and soccer are barely ok for me as long as you just don't call football that weird North-American sport that you play with hands and without ball.
dryraisin
+1
Level 22
Jul 29, 2017
Looking at his stats he doesn't seem that fantastic...
nobrain
+7
Level 55
May 3, 2019
You should see the stats on some of the goalkeepers, they hardly score at all!
Moeilijk
+1
Level 61
Sep 6, 2023
keep in mind Beckham was a midfielder
prmeek
+1
Level 69
Oct 31, 2017
I pulled preston north end out of nowhere first try. I must've had it locked away somewhere.
andyjohn
+1
Level 35
Dec 10, 2018
done in 10 seconds I love beckham
RequizYA
+1
Level 21
Sep 19, 2021
The fact more people got LA Galaxy then England, is quite bizzare. Anyhow, great quiz!
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