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Thierry Henry/David Beckham
Thierry Henry and David Beckham played against each other during the peak of the Manchester United vs. Arsenal rivalry in the 2000s. They also both ended up playing in Spain, for Barcelona and Real Madrid respectively, and now look like they will close out their legendary careers in America. Henry is playing for the New York Red Bulls, and Beckham is playing for the LA Galaxy.

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Tony Horne
Feb 25, 2012 8:54PM
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OBSCURE ANZHI MAKHACHKALA!!!!!!!!.​..they are one of the richest clubs on the planet!!!

 

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