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David Robert Joseph Beckham (Leytonstone, 2 May 1975) was a midfielder. His last team was Paris Saint-Germain, from which he announced his retirement at the end of the 2012/2013 season. He was characterized by the precision of his long-distance passes and shots, entity a specialist in free kicks and penalties, having scored most of his goals in these ways (65 of his goals were free kicks). Beckham lived one of his best years as a professional in 1999, when he won four titles with Manchester United (Premier League, FA Cup, UEFA Champions League and European/South American Cup), having decisive participation. At the complete of this year, he was second in the Ballon d’Or award, given by the French magazine France Football, and in the FIFA election, the second best in the world (where he also came second in 2001). However, he won the European player of the year award, given by UEFA (being the first European to win the award).
Becks was the first British player to play more than 100 matches in Europe’s premier tournament, the UEFA Champions League. He is also
Top 10 LGBT+ Famous person Allies 2018
In alphabetical order
This important award recognises and thanks those outside the LGBT+ community who support the challenges around equality and inclusion.
David Beckham
Faced with tribal football fans, a vicious sports press and a baying bevy of showbiz journalists, David Beckham has never shied away from his status as a gay diva. He clearly lets his children state themselves (Brooklyn has been spotted in a Pride top) and is generally just a superior sporting gent.
John Bishop
Despite a massive mainstream and social media audience, John hasn’t been intimidated into backing down on his support for gay rights. He lent his aid to the Arrive Out 2 Act initiative, saying he’d support any lgbtq+ football players who came out of the closet. He also took part in a Twitter ‘Thunderclap’ designed to eliminate homophobia, biphobia and transphobia from the internet.
James Corden
When Donald Trump banned transgender people serving in the military, chat show host James Corden wasn’t having any of it. In a clever parody of Nat King Cole’s L-O-V-E (retitled LGBT), he sang: “L: he d
Comedian vows to shred $17,000 if 'gay icon' David Beckham doesn't pull out of Qatar World Cup deal
Key Points
- Joe Lycett is urging David Beckham to pull out of a Qatar promotional deal over its treatment of LGBTIQ+ people.
- Dua Lipa said she will not be singing at the World Cup, and will visit when Qatar improves its human rights record.
- Homosexual activity is a criminal offence in Qatar and can be punishable with a jail sentence.
As the World Cup draws closer, scrutiny continues over Qatar's human rights record, with comedian Joe Lycett and musician Dua Lipa the latest general figures to voice concerns.
In a video posted to Twitter, Lycett urged David Beckham to end his multimillion-pound promotional deal with Qatar over the country's treatment of the LGBTIQ+ community.
He described Beckham as a "gay icon".
"You were the first premiership footballer to do shoots with gay magazines like Attitude, to speak openly about your gay fans, and you married a Spice Girl, which is the gayest thing a human being can do," he said.
"But now it's 2022, and you've signed a reported 10 million pound deal with Qatar to be
David Beckham ‘hypocrite’ over homosexual footballer Jake Daniels
Is This Mel C’s Comment On The David Beckham Gay Rights Row?
As the fall out over David Beckham’s ambassadorship of Qatar for a reported £150m rages on (Will New has now waded in, calling the football actor ‘repellent and cowardice personified’) David’s friend and former bandmate of his wife Victoria, Melanie Chisolm, has seemingly had her say.
Speaking to gay publication Attitude – which coincidentally was the first magazine to feature a premier league footballer on the cover with, yes, David Beckham in 2002, and which Joe Lycett shredded as part of his recent stunt – Sporty Spice aimed a not-so-subtle excavate at Beckham and FIFA by saying, ‘It’s greed, isn’t it?
‘They can attempt and spin it that they’re there to construct change, that sport can make change. But it’s bullshit, it’s about funds. Obviously I’m a enormous England supporter, whatever the gender. But it’s difficult to get fully behind it when you understand where the money’s coming from.’
Mel C has recently won the magazine’s ‘Honorary Gay Award’ for her continued allyship and function with LGBTQIA+ performance collective Sink The Pink; meanwhile, the owner of the publication confirmed a canvas print of Beckham’s cover which had hung in thei