Dave Hanratty

We're not innocent either.

But people are genuinely tuned into this in a way, I think with a celebrity story that hasn't been for a long time.

This is, for a lot of people, it's huge.

So I'm curious.

I don't have kids.

For me, the guitar thing is much worse.

In terms of Beckham, David Beckham, to bring it back to him and his position in society and in the world and his legacy, a word we hear so often in a sporting context, this is obviously really, really bad.

And it's extremely bad for brand Beckham.

But as a person, how you feel about him, and again, I grew up being like, this is the coolest guy.

Every time he scored a free kick, I thought he was a god on the football pitch, all that kind of stuff.

The guitar thing, especially like watching the video that he sent, you know, to all the dignitaries and talking about, you know, daring to dream and, you know, like the humble nation with a dream and.

you know, it's now a reality.

Like that to me was, he sold his soul in that moment.

I don't think he can buy that back.

And he's brushed it off with like, oh, everyone enjoyed the games.

Cool.

This is obviously horrendous for him in many, many respects and Victoria as a consequence too.

But I just think we lost the humble lad done good, David Beckham, a long time ago and he ain't never coming back.

How much money is in that first photograph of the family back together?

No, that's the world.