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Then again, if England actually won something they'd probably make him a duke

Two weeks ago I asked "Does anybody else think the talk of a knighthood for David Beckham feels weirdly premature?" Apparently at least one person agreed with me. (Warning: link leads to article containing photographs of Realdoll Spice.)

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James Kabala:

Michael Caine had expressed similar views:

"Actor Michael Caine, himself a sir — a title he uses with his real name, Maurice Micklewhite — opined that Beckham seemed 'a bit young to be a sir,' and noted that he didn't receive the honor until he was more than twice Beckham's age, 66."

From http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-beckham15jun15,1,7785272.story?coll=la-headlines-world&track=crosspromo

Well, at least, Salman Rushdie got a Knighthood. That is a great sign of backbone in UK of at least one person in the senior establisment. Even better it probably annoyed Charles, defender of the faiths.

Nanonymous:

Even funnier, if you're alone and can say it out loud, is the title "Lady Victoria Beckham."

phil:

Noticed that TomKat were sitting with Posh during Becks' final Madrid match. What's the over/under on BecksPosh converting to the Church of Scientology before the year's through?

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