'BECKHAM' Documentary Series | Official Trailer | Netflix

'BECKHAM' is a four-part Documentary Series Directed by Academy Award® Winner, Fisher Stevens and Produced by Academy Award® Winner, John Battsek - launching October 4 2023, only on Netflix. It features a mixture of never-before-seen personal archive footage from the last forty years, candid current-day moments, and interviews with the family, friends, and footballing figures who have been part of his journey.
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With never-before-seen footage, this docuseries follows David Beckham's meteoric rise from humble working-class beginnings to global football stardom.

[@CuteBrunette1992]

I cried when I saw how they treated him.. such a sweet man .. the fact that he still kept going shows how strong he is

[@kWh29]

Me too😢

[@Flourish_today]

It reminds me of the way they treated those young players a few years ago. Same UK people. I wish they could just support their players after all these are the same players who bring the world cup home eventually.

[@theresemcnamara9071]

CuteBrunette1992 So do I. 🥲 it made the Harkles look so much more pathetic!! What on earth did they go through. I wasn't a fan of Posh and Becks but now I am. String and admirable . We had no idea .... ❤️💔

[@michaelofner8162]

It was more shocking how Glenn Hoddle treated him. It is not how a trainer should act like in particular during interviews with the english press. Despite Alex Ferguson treated him well, AF could had said something to the press and fans to defent beckham and stop that behavior

[@pinupbenelli]

Episode 2, im ☹😭😭

[@carrieflowers]

This was the best show I’ve watched on Netflix in a very long time. Thanks to the Beckham family for sharing their story. Pure joy!

[@sofiarays]

Ditto. Loved it.

[@kateh1729]

I totally agree 💕

[@alanduncan1980]

The money they received is thanks enough.

[@dayagday1]

❤❤❤

[@RainDrop_ASMR]

I agree! Loved it 😁

[@whynot1348]

The best documentary I’ve seen in a long time. I’m a man and I got emotional the way he was treated for a smallest mistake that anyone can do. I got so much more respect for Beckham after this 👏🏻

[@MartaRC32]

it was unfair because the team went to penalty kicks and got 2 wrong, meaning, it was a team´s defeat...

[@sangeethcshajan8722]

Just finished watching this and it’s almost 3:00 AM. Had a flashback to all those crazy adrenaline pumped moments of 2000s and what an absolute powerhouse Beckham was. A very well crafted docu-series by Netflix. Even if you aren’t a football fanatic, watch it to know David Beckham, the man, the myth and the absolute legend!

[@MusicmyZombie]

I've been waiting weeks for this doc....amazing....I cried cause of the pain I seen in him..... best player of any sport....his heart and soul is bigger than the game🎉🎉🎉

[@taniachara77]

Watched all of it as well and thought it was really good.

[@cantagiousca5220]

Bollox

[@redietmengesha8041]

Wow that's a beautiful way to put it hope they use that line in future promo "Beckham: the Man, the myth and the absolute Legend!"

[@lifeiscreepingdeath]

Did you think the part in...I think episode 3 where United play Real Madrid, that the music was so dramatic and weird? Honestly such a weird choice of background music 😂

[@gorrillasofficial]

Only 90's & 2000's kids can understand the feeling of being fan of Beckham❤💯🔥

[@anzikaanil]

no, 20's kids i don't think they watch his prime

[@gorrillasofficial]

but they know who is beckham@@anzikaanil

[@nickkos9248]

only 90 ..)

[@James-tt7mr]

Truth

[@gahghag]

People from early 30's to 10's never know his prime or story that's why we need this documentary series

[@sbaby-kg8hn]

People don't understand how good a football player David was he was brilliant pure magic

[@1982Akil]

That 99 year, he was Utd best player.

[@originaljungle]

😂😂😂

[@1982Akil]

@@funnyvalentine5845 Speaking as someone who old enough to have watched that period. He was Utd best player that year. Didn't he come 2nd Ballon D"or & Uefa football of the year? Can't remember the dates of those rewards but I do remember his performance in the Champion League final. That was an amazing performance.

[@lewis7515]

They do know, they just also know he wasn't the Michaelangelo of football and just get on with their life. He was really very good. And, what? At the end of the day, that's really not enough to have a public holiday named for him - nor is it deserving of a Knighthood, for that matter.

[@Telboy555]

Rubbish

[@AZ-ge5hd]

Man so many guys looked up to him and his style. He was a true legend of football. Still a fashion icon, a humble family guy and a successful business man. He got it all

[@KarmenGabrielle1]

YEP Wonderful man husband and dad

[@scarn007]

You forgot cheating husband 🤦

[@KarmenGabrielle1]

@@scarn007 its not to bad when you campare with different very famous men he still has the same wife after 25 years

[@Irene-xs9pc]

@@scarn007you don’t know IF he cheated, but I can remember Victoria was chasing a singing career with Damon Dash, David was alone in a country he did not speak Spanish but he was there there to play football, don’t paint David the villain he was ALONE in a foreign country working.But he did have a bilingual PA. He loves Victoria and maybe if she was there to support him, ( not throwing any shade at Victoria) I’m 74 years old and mother of two son’s two daughters, and I can remember the whole spice girl phenomenon and when they split up each had a number 1 except Victoria ( I like Victoria she has a great British sense of humour) but she should have been with her husband in Spain. I like the Beckham’s I have a new ❤ for them. Especially since they put the Mr and Mrs Windsor in their place, Netflix put out six episodes of crap 💩 about them and it bombed. Only 4 episodes of Beckham 🤬😡

[@wongkengmun1103]

Back in those days every guy wanted to replicate his hairstyle

[@timothyfifield8369]

Also my fav quote is David’s Mum , “I have a hit list for people who upset me” perfection ❤

[@cribb6376]

His personal stardom covers up how great he was as a footballer.. Work rate.. Passing.. Set pieces.. Determination.. Stamina.. Accuracy.. Skill.. The younger generation have no idea how good he was.

[@thecitizens4573]

He’s stardom is consistent with his talent on the pitch until he retires. Not like some of our recent star generation.. look at hazard & neymar….

[@margaretsleator5530]

If he could only stop kissing his daughter on the lips . This is totally inappropriate

[@Madz34]

​@@margaretsleator5530that's either sarcasm or jealously that you're craving a man to love you too,cheer up there will be someone just as miserable as you out there

[@MrFurley2u]

Does it, or was it the other way around?

[@sharieannpryce9127]

Did it, tho? I think both were perfectly balanced. Those passes, not to mention his free kicks. His skill will forever be memorable.

[@PremSingh-ho5rk]

Beckham's evolution from the horrors of France '98 to triumphing in the CL final '99 is one of the greatest redemption stories in all of sport . Athletes talk about pressure today, but Beckham showed everyone back in 1999 how to deal with adversity when the spotlight is constantly on you.

[@jameslee4346]

The redemption wasn't in 99, it was in 2002.

[@MusicmyZombie]

​@@jameslee43461999 ..

[@Madz34]

​@@jameslee4346maybe but knocking inter out in the quarters that year must of done something for him. Especially swapping shirts with simeone at the end knowing he had finally got one over on him

[@Madz34]

​@@jameslee4346plus his goal against Greece was 2001

[@nlocnil3602]

​@jameslee4346 99 was without a doubt the greatest year post 98 and a huge redemption from being hated to winning a treble? It does not get better

[@Precise_One]

Victoria was out here in a marriage all by herself! Respect to her for holding the household down, because I know for a fact Morden women would have called it a day and taken half. Just goes to show how powerful propaganda can be! For so many years I had the wrong impression of who Victoria Beckham was! This documentary completely changed my mind. Much respect! 👏🏾❤️

[@clarifyingquestions]

I feel bad for you that you dont know many modern women. PS how many modern men can protect, provide AND parent. Get it?

[@dayagday1]

❤❤❤

[@louisegowing3694]

Super weird to take this opportunity to display your gross sexism. Calm down.

[@pao3500]

Exactly! Nowadays, and especially in the US, their marriage wouldn't have lasted. He's a good man, but Victoria wow!!!

[@rachelreilly6633]

Uh V had millions of dollars to support the family and hired help. He career ended in late 90s. She rode David coat tails. Nothing strong about ordering Uber eats and having Nannie’s, give me a break. They are an elite couple have a private jet. Seriously

[@NicolePoliskey]

I had not one clue about "football" in Europe. This documentary was absolutely fantastic. I cried at least 3 times. I love the focus of how important it is to have other men who support you in your life. Yes, David was very clear about his love for his entire family and their love for him, but I came away away with an appreciation of the men in his life, his father, his teammates, managers, friends. This is a beautiful tribute to the true nature of men and I loved it xx

[@Julia-om5cl]

Yes Football is like religion here he was God it’s a shame how he was treated after the red card because he tried his best for England. But Posh made him into a brand so he did well even after football

[@carmenl163]

I think you are spot on about the 'comradery' that male friendship is about. I think football is the one sport that ultimately is about comradery.

[@MartaRC32]

Soccer in Europe is even worse than in Latin America which is already bad, think fanatic religious people...

[@Luke_MoonWalker]

Fellow men are the only ones that can truly accept your vulnerability and see you as an equal. Everyone else wants to look up to you, your wife included. She'll lose respect and attraction for you if she sees you express too much weakness.

[@d0ntt3lln31]

Thank you for this comment ❤️

[@ishasankoh3684]

He truly deserves this documentary, and I'm surprised it took this long for him to get it. His brand isn't underrated but his skills certainly are, a true powerhouse. Can't wait to watch!

[@wbalkhair7369]

Because they've tried to make him just a sex symbol undermining his talent

[@mouadelattar9795]

I would like to see netflix makes a documentary of David Beckham the business man the owner of inter miami

[@mouadelattar9795]

@@dgc5249 you were in his position you will do the same and in addition there is no shame

[@ishasankoh3684]

@@wbalkhair7369 You're right! They've been putting him in a box his whole career, especially after his marriage to Victoria. Being pretty does come with its own disadvantages lol.

[@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262]

​@dgc5249 Have you lost respect for every footballer/coach/manager that has gone to Saudi? Beckham received a lot of abuse, yet other than Henderson, the others like Gerrard have hardly been talked about. Xavi was a manager in Qatar, received no backlash. Funny how that happens.

[@marylawrie4729]

This documentary opened my eyes to how much character posh and becks has ,I don’t particularly like football and never had any thoughts about the beckhams, but what an amazing pair they are I didn’t know about the World Cup fiasco a weaker man would have caved in with all the abuse he got and posh has always stood by him , certainly am impressed by them both

[@dayagday1]

I have the same realization too, about the Beckhams. I really really like them now.❤

[@insightful_fairy8743]

They are the ultimate power couple and one of few celebrity couples who have stayed together !

[@abenaappiah-k5526]

When he left Man U, I left too. What a great footballer he was. Heartbreaking to watch back how the fans turned on him and abused him for a long period of time. How he coped …. But I’m proud of him and his legacy.🙏🏽❤️

[@TruthofDilly]

Absolutely correct, those people are keyboard cowards now I bet, and I’m glad they showed their faces so the world can see who the bullies are , bet they are rightfully ashamed . David was utterly brilliant player.

[@mmont8739]

@@TruthofDillyyeah I can’t believe people did that to him

[@abelbeyene1324]

Same here

[@facelessville]

When David left Man U, my interest in football left my head too 😆

[@NoorAnne123]

Ive finished watching this, and i can tell you, it was absolute worth to watch. His journey as football player, his determination and motivation can be example to us. He’s trully a legend.

[@nlocnil3602]

Even the rare footage from his games a little boy speaks volumes. He carried his teams then and won everything

[@MartaRC32]

and with a big pebble in his shoes called Victoria Posh Spice... aff.....

[@markstein2500]

Aaron?

[@aaronschulze1250]

@@markstein2500yeah?

[@bcwibowo]

I've never seen passes more beautiful and accurate than his, no matter where his teammates were, he delivered the ball to them. and the free kicks, pure magic.

[@vantagev8331]

Glenn Hoddle was far better.

[@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262]

​@@vantagev8331There have been many players who could pass better than Beckham, Scholes was better than him. There have been many better than Hoddle, but that wasn't the point. He's probably talking about crosses, Beckham was far better than Hoddle at crossing, but again, that's not the point. The point is, it's who he saw, not someone he didn't see who was better.

[@moonpunk]

I agree. That England game against Greece with that now infamous free kick was nothing short of magical. It wasn't just the free kick - you watch in the 20 minutes before that free kick, and Beckham realises that we needed to get the points in order to qualify and he literally becomes a one-man machine, chasing all over the pitch and literally almost playing the game by himself! One thing is for sure - that man had talent, but he also had a damn good work ethic!

[@dioritbajrami8283]

Francesko Totti was better

[@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262]

@@dioritbajrami8283 your mum was better than Totti

[@JishuKC]

literately he is the reason why most of us in our time watched English premier league and continuing for two decades

[@justinsm]

he played on premier league best era. 90s and 2000s are the decade of premier league

[@stansb37]

Him and Henry are most influential globally.

[@TheDarkKnightRacist]

@@justinsm LOL, 90 aren't even their era, it's was Serie A era, PL was no 1 after the BPL era, in early 2000 until now

[@adam_p99]

Speak for yourself. “Most of us” bollucks

[@ericawesomo]

What, most of you from the gay community? Normal fans watched the premier league because of quality football and great derbies and rivalries. Beckham was good player but not at the level of elite players from that era. Media made him some kind of a pop star and brought the most annoying fans into the sport. Just like today with Messi Ronaldo news. At least they are elite players, but their fanboys are just unbearable. Like the Beckham fans.

[@sandraberry612]

What a remarkable man David Beckham is ! I was born & bred in Manchester! a City fan & wasn’t living in Uk at this time, I live in Australia 🇦🇺 I was absolutely shocked watching the Netflix documentary, the way David was treated, by his own father, Alex Ferguson, Glen Hoddle & The press ,TV ect ! But most importantly the English People ! I’ve alway been proud & protective of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 but i cried,after watching the documentary! I thought no wonder David has OCD. As a child his father made him practice football relentlessly until David got it right no matter what!He never praised him & getting annoyed,when he got it wrong ! He was a littler boy! Then there was Ferguson ! who wouldn’t speak to him after matches when United lost! when he did brilliantly he didn’t praise his either! We all saw it! Ferguson kicked a boot into David’s face & said he did something to make the cut look worse & never apologising! ( No wonder David has a compulsive disorder) It didn’t matter how brilliant he played,these people were never there satisfied or wasn’t there to protect him ! And what a nasty piece of work Hoddle was ! David was playing his heart out when he was fowled,everyone at that match could clearly see it,David retaliated as many players have & do only to get a red card ! all hell let loose & blamed him for the loss! Was it the responsibility of David to win the match on his own,I don’t think so ! All those people including managers Ferguson & Hoddle should be ashamed of themselves, for not protecting a brilliant footballer & fellow countryman! At his time of need! today he’s still absolutely gutted over the treatment & accusations that was thrown at him ! But you know what he’s a better man than any of the accusers will ever be & all have to live with themselves for what they did to him! In their eye’s he couldn’t do right for wrong 😑 Good luck to David ,Victoria & family 🥰💕 I was a privilege to watch your wonderful documentary ! The world needed to know how brilliant young sportsmen are treated by managers !

[@michelle.goodridge]

Sadly many of these superstars had to endure dysfunction to get to where they are. It's tough love in some instances and in others it is living vicariously through somebody else and reflecting your own failures on their success. I am glad that he turned out well and was given the opportunity with a supportive spouse in Victoria, to be greater than he ever imagined.

[@Minitrivi2973]

This is the comment i was looking for .. the fans ,managers and your country how can they depend on one player!!!and if that player makes little mistake you make that player’s life hell. WTF

[@dayagday1]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@BilawalTanveer-gi2tb]

The new generation don’t understand just how big Becks was back in the day. Not only was he a brilliant and very underrated player but he was a cultural icon. I remember myself and other kids copying all his hairstyles. He was the football player who transcended the sport.

[@MusicmyZombie]

It was Jordan or Beck on news

[@militantman]

even the cornrows?

[@humbledink2978]

Even if they don't. A lot of them are going to watch the documentary and even if they don't care about the becks, there were definitely a lot of people called out in the Doc. All I'm going to say is that West Ham and a lot of other people are going to be very unpopular for a while. XD If it gets enough push on social media, it's really going to suck for any West Ham supporters or Glenn Hoddle. LMAO Not sure about the other guys though.

[@shahzadirani]

His good looks overshadowed what a world class footballer he was. Beckham was world class as a right midfielder and central midfielder. One of the best passers of the ball in any situation the game has ever seen, was great at tracking back and helping out the defense, linked up intelligently in midfield with quick short passes, and was a big game player (scored on the final day of the PL in 1999, scored vs Arsenal in the 1999 FA Cup semi-final replay, scored the free kick vs Greece in 2002 to take England to the World Cup, and delivered the two assists that sealed the Treble for United in 1999). An absolute legend.

[@Mjr47]

Technically Sheringham had the 2nd assist (the header flick-on)

[@shahzadirani]

@@Mjr47 agreed, Sheringham got the assist for the winner and Giggs got the assist for the 1st goal, but Beckham’s corners were pinpoint in the most pressure situation and it caused commotion in the Bayern box and led to the two goals that sealed the treble.

[@plyyy2534]

I could not stop watching the documentary, it is so well done. The feeling of nostalgia, learning things you didn't know, remembering how good Becks was... but it was hard to watch the abuse he had to endure. I had no idea it was this serious. I am Turkish, I remember my dad watching "the game" and saying "poor boy fell right in to the trap. English fans will destroy him." As a kid didn't understand him. Now I do. Can't even imagine what would have happened if social media existed back then.

[@MartaRC32]

Everybody is sharing the same feeling... I had seen the ad on Netflix about this series many times and I was like - I remember him, nothing much about him that I could possibly be interested in --- until I read somewhere this morning that this documentary is the most watched show on Netflix globally ever... So, I´m glad I checked it out and loved it!!! wow!!!1

[@MrCMHUDDY]

Liverpool supporter here... and I love this bloke! Top top player and a really nice human being. Fragile, flawed but what spirit and love he has shown! National treasure.

[@deborahlarsen4384]

Netflix did a great job with the Beckham documentary. I was shocked at the brutal treatment that David received from his fans, especially the Brits. He was, and still is an amazing athlete.

[@GoatAmv]

Storyline. David Beckham, a household name, footballing icon and at one point the most hated man in England. A comprehensive look at David Beckham's footballing career focusing on his England redemption, World Cup dreams, trial by media and becoming brand Becks.

[@gennarocapasso2354]

and your point is ??

[@cannes4977]

Why was he hated?

[@gennarocapasso2354]

i guess it was because he got kicked out during the world cup match against Argentina ....@@cannes4977

[@chibb73]

@@cannes4977he still is by the LGBTQ community.

[@tomroose7733]

Wheb was he hated?

[@clarkemurphy8007]

People dont realise how good beckham really was he literally won games on his own.. 1 of a kind type of player with a right foot we will be lucky if we ever see again 👌

[@pigchamp3627]

They really do mate

[@devarmont87]

Plenty of right foots out there that can spin the ball lol. 😊

[@caseyfalconer7347]

How many guys in the Premier League or any league in this season of 23/24 can assist the striker like Beckham. Ruud, Cole, Yorke, Ole, Raul,R9 got the ball on a plate for them to finish their dinner for goals.

[@donsandrano1429]

Nah he didnt

[@devarmont87]

@@caseyfalconer7347 it's almost like people like you, don't watch football. Or all you watch is the Prem league. There's 100's of leagues and you are that arrogant to say that no one else can do what Beckham did? The only reason you think that is because for the era, it was rare. Bale, Kroos, Modric, Xavi.. fk me on and on there's so many players that hand players goals on a plate..

[@KathyC-sk8tu]

What a superb docuseries! I did not want it to end. David Beckham was a fantastic football player and such a good person who loved his family. Best docuseries I have seen on Netflex in quite a while.

[@KB-th9jm]

Absolutely staggering how vile some of the public were towards him. Completely unjustified.

[@carmelosullivan1643]

Never thought I would have said it, but Victoria was a saint to put up with the affair and continued upheaval of family and home for his career. Glad they made it through and are now enjoying the rewards. ❤

[@priscillamarcia4081]

I thought the affair was false?

[@mothgirlx6707]

I would say desperate rather than saint.

[@mothgirlx6707]

@@priscillamarcia4081 I think it’s widely known it happened and not the only one

[@akkipakkii]

⁠@@mothgirlx6707 she bloody fought for and forgave the man she loved and u call her desperate, disappointment you are

[@danidiaz2377]

He treaded her like garbage. And she’s the catch in the relationship she’s the one with the brains and personality. Most interviews where David’s speaks it seems like he can’t even spell his own name he comes off so dumb

[@jmc6687]

Ive never been a fan of Beckham, but after watching this I found a new respect for the guy. I never realised what a brilliant footballer he was. The documentary is very well done and I admire his openness in it.

[@UrsulaPowers]

Great documentary. What a talented man. Thanks for reminding me how much I despise the British media.

[@tadejau3325]

finally a docu about someone who actually archived something amd worked hard for it.

[@AndysGolfBlog]

I think the thing I like most about him is just how much of a decent person he clearly is. A properly talented footballer and equally wonderful role model. Looking forward to this one!

[@LaChicaconSuerte-1111]

Cheated on his wife. Yes, I´m sure it was awful, the stories, but the thing is they were true! He was actually cheating on Victoria.

[@nlocnil3602]

​@@LaChicaconSuerte-1111so what? Cheating on your wife is the straw that breaks the camels back ? Out of all the achievements, sacrifices and good deeds a person has done ?

[@LaChicaconSuerte-1111]

No. The point is that he says the stories were horrible. The stories may have been horrible, but they were not untrue. He is talking as if he didn´t actually cheat on his wife and as if these stories were all made up, but he did cheat on his wife. And that is what caused all the pain. @@nlocnil3602

[@JamesSmith-cm7sg]

​@@LaChicaconSuerte-1111 was he?

[@LaChicaconSuerte-1111]

He can´t deny it because he did actual cheat on Victoria with other women. He tried to get the court to grant a super injunction on a newspaper to prevent them from publishing a story about his affair with some girl, but it wasn´t granted because....well, why could that be....because he couldn´t deny it did actually happen....And he´s never actually denied cheating because then he would be lying...all he can do is say the stories were horrible and that they affected him and Victoria, which they did, but due to his own infidelity...@@JamesSmith-cm7sg

[@ProdCritic]

The euro qualifier vs Greece needs it’s own episode. The build between Argentina and that free kick is horrible & wonderful

[@rogerhoughton4336]

If you wanna watch something like that, there’s a secret base rewind episode on it that’s brilliant

[@PetrAfanasyev]

what is rewind? @@rogerhoughton4336

[@carrauntoohil86]

Back in the 1990's I was a fanatical Man Utd supporter, my life was based around watching them. I adored David Beckham as a boy and I felt very protective over him as a Man Utd supporter after France 98. In fact his treatment by English supporters and the media made me turn on the England football team and I've never felt the same about them since. He still comes across as very modest despite all his achievements in the game and commercial success off the pitch. Nothing but respect for David Beckham. I'm just sad it ended the way it did at Man Utd. He'll always be a Man Utd legend.

[@TheOnlyIncognito]

Just watched the first episode, it was a great watch and it’s insane how the media done him like that. Embarrassing. English Media hasn’t changed to this day either.

[@benjaminwitt1762]

He’s probably THE reason i became a United supporter. Everybody was influenced by his style of play, the crosses, the technic on the freekicks, we wanted to wear the same boots as him, some even had the hairstyle. He was brilliant..

[@rizkyrizaldy9911]

Me too! 👍

[@Hjoudhrb]

@@rizkyrizaldy9911 gay?

[@Hjoudhrb]

@@rizkyrizaldy9911 get out of his hole

[@gorrillasofficial]

⚽Backham excudes such a positive energy that they trends to lift everyone's spirits⚽

[@nlocnil3602]

I was a right mid, the corner and free kicker as a young boy and I copied his style. Never was as good but I was always a top player. Amazing how icons can influence you 😅

[@idjamzul]

That look after his last match with PSG killed me. How dare this documentary made me tears up. 2 thumbs up , go watch it 👍

[@dandruffegg]

Just finished this and honestly it’s so emotional. They came across as such a lovely down to earth family at the end. What an amazing series. And after all this time, David comes across so well. And he will go down in history as an icon. Absolutely loved it!

[@sarahduplisea7833]

I agree 100%. They seem so genuine and honest.

[@mariambabakhanians]

My goodness, this absolute legend was an icon on and off the field. We'd watch his games no matter what and we're in IRAN!!! That's how amazing he played ❤

[@andreal7056]

David beckham ❤❤Victoria beckham❤❤ absolutely love these two and their beautiful children xxx

[@sample.text.]

This is a documentary i'll definitely watch. Beckham was and is an absolute legend with a very real story to tell.

[@lyndab3689]

Fantastic, what a humble, hard working, talented man with a lovely supportive wife. The hate he had to endure after his world cup mistake when he was only 23. No care for his mental health. After watching this I have so much respect for David and Victoria. Dumbo Harry and his awful wife could learn a lot from these two instead of constantly whining and treating their families so badly.

[@davidjustdavid]

As a middle aged man who never had the bug for football I was curious to see this documentary and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I have so much learned respect for David and Victoria also after watching this and they should be proud of themselves in all honesty. I was deeply saddened by how the public treated such a young man and angered by the actions of the press and the people who should all be ashamed of themselves. All the abuse that came from those pie munching, beer swilling pigs that wouldn't be able to run across half the pitch was absolutely disgusting. Well done Netflix and the Beckhams for shining a spotlight on such an amazing career and I hope you have many happy years ahead of you all. You earned it

[@zackmorris6616]

England be very proud. I’m not ethically English but I am English as I grew up here and growing up watching becks was incredible, he was inspirational, he was a role model and he stood for everything that this great country is all about.

[@michellegraham828]

I've never been a football fan, but this is brilliant!! What an amazing story! Watching this, I remember all the madness of the 90s and all the press coverage not only here in the UK, but across the world. The strength of character of both David and Victoria is truly incredible and so very inspiring. ❤

[@MartaRC32]

For us Brazilians, the fiasco of the 98 World Cup and how the Brazilian players behaved in that last match with France is still discussed to this day as to whether the Brazilians were bribed to lose... the players were not even running... They said it was because of the shock of seeing Ronaldo getting sick right before the beginning of the match, hum... who knows... it was just weird... England lost because the team lost the penalty kicks, but Beckman got the blame..

[@CuriousMath350]

Wow, this is going to take me back, second half of the 90s to early 2000s, what a period, emotional.

[@paparudaruda2199]

What a beautiful soul! I had no idea Beckham went through such an ordeal. Brought tears into my eyes and made me angry. Shame to all of you who created this reality for him. ❤ D.B.

[@rahulb7348]

Gotta renew Netflix for this legend what a player he was pure magic

[@leanyli]

becks is one of the greatest footballers that has even lived. He was a genius on the pitch like Cantona & all the other greats. I love David & Victoria's attitude to family & think they are great role models.

[@_AIAH_]

Watching this will be so nostalgic for alot of us cause we lived through this era. What a brilliant footballer he was

[@annforrester1191]

This documentary held me in tears in a great respect for what this couple went through. Well done.

[@hamidvisuals]

My favorite player of all time. Still for me to this day , no one can cross the ball like him.

[@donaldson1990]

Liverpool fan and a fan of Beckham - what a footballer he was - absolute magician and global super starv

[@christine_1608]

this documentary was so necessary because the younger generations truly doesn't know how amazing of a football player he is

[@oliviapaul8885]

I was hooked the minute I started watching this. Went to bed at 4.00 I think . To see how this country treated this boy , for a split second silly mistake , it’s shameful !!! . Even now you can see in his face the trauma the way this country treated him . Thank you David I really enjoyed it .

[@fretted4life]

This guy's freekicks had a separate fanbase.

[@sadiedetoles4235]

I have been a fan of both David and Victoria Beckham for years! I have been a fan of both of them before they were married. Thank you for showing the world true what true love is truly about. People get married and they are willing to throw in the towel just because they are not happy. Marriage is a lot more than that. It’s dealing with the good the bad and they ugly and getting on the other side of that. Thank you Victoria for being such an inspiration for so many women all over the world of being a women mom and wife and having your own businesses. Thank you David for being such a great guy showing your flaws because no body is perfect. Inspiring other men on what being a husband and a father and a professional athlete was all about. Love and light!!🦋

[@bellelucasposilero8307]

Finishing the four part series in one sitting 👍🏽 it’s so good. Lots of Nostalgia. Well done Netflix .

[@nickblue11]

The Climax of this Doc is Beckham convincing Messi to come to Miami. 🔥

[@dishansinghmehta8891]

bruh please thats too much

[@rob171081]

Hope so. Might be too late tho.

[@DarKsiders751]

​@@dishansinghmehta8891for penaldo fans yes

[@dishansinghmehta8891]

@@DarKsiders751 jeez mate look at the hate in you , i am equally penaldo , pessi fan . i just enjoy football , you all say penaldo pessi as if its an insult , because ofyou phucers who cant enjoy the game and are always about this or that shite rivalry , we get a bad name. David Beckham has a done way lot of things which are better than bringing Messi to the team, so his own documentarty does not need to show him bringing another player in as some kind of big achievement

[@rectangulartriangles-yk2qo]

For me his comeback story with England fans was the best I've seen. I watched that game against Greece. I was jumping like an idiot at home my father was furious with me considering we are from Croatia. One of my favourite players from that time. He was so good but his life outside football made people forget that.

[@seanquinn8790]

He underachieved for how good he was he gets put on a pedestal when he didn’t achieve what he should’ve

[@rectangulartriangles-yk2qo]

@@seanquinn8790 it is not him that didn't know how to use English talent so they didn't win shit with England. On club level he won all.

[@deepaagopinath9869]

Huge Respect after watching his documentary. As a Father, as a Husband and more over as a Man, he is magical. Pure MAGIC. He doesn’t give up 🔥

[@ritaalber3505]

It's just sad how he's more famous and remembered for being a fashion icon than a good footballer.

[@echnaton62]

This guy is underestimated a lot. His skills were brilliant, great football IQ, phenomenal free kicks , pin point accurate long passes, hard but fair tackling. People just remember his hair style and stuff, but football wise he was incredibly good.

[@BenDPB]

He is incredibly underrated despite his amazing talent on the field. He was definitely one of the best passers in the world if not of all time, effortlessly creating chances for his team. And his free kicks were not just good, they were outstanding. Despite the criticism he received, many dedicated Manchester United fans proudly support him. Even in the face of negativity, our adoration for him remains unwavering.

[@dayagday1]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Schirm08]

You should be ashamed, England! It's unbelievable what he had to go through. What an admirable man! What an remarkable woman, and what a wonderful family they have created together! I wish them endless love and happiness! ❤

[@AliKaks]

Beckham was the reason I started supporting Manchester United. A legend of the game.

[@96flows73]

Man Beckham was and still is one of the coolest guys ever. Loved this documentary. Goosebumps so many times.

[@jenniferma1982]

What a wonderful documentary! Really highlights the sacrifices and perseverance in being a professional football player. I really admire Victoria Beckham for keeping the family together through all the moves for David Beckham's career. I love the couple's honesty and working ethics! Thank you Netflix for this hearwarming journey!

[@theshadow3286]

One of the best tellings of a football story I've ever seen, got chills at times. What a fantastic documentary.

[@Adrian-ig4jp]

This type of netflix documentaries are amazing. Last Dance was cool af too

[@user-nt5xi1xe1d]

Watching this docu...made me realise whether you're rich or poor famous or not we all have our trials and tribulations. And David and Victoria have had their fair to contend with both professionally and privately. I have reevaluated my opinion of them of their success because watching this ...they have had to work hard for it!! So good luck to them.

[@somtobrian10]

He's the Best freekick taker i know, my favourite

[@kateh1729]

I was never a fan, not of David or Victoria… but I just watched this doco from start to finish and I absolutely fell inlove with both of them. Incredible people. Beautiful family. That was well done and I thoroughly enjoyed learning about this magical human.

[@lizrivers4422]

What a strong and intelligent man. We used to make fun of him with his little inarticulate voice and that all he could do was kick a ball and be pretty. I am in awe of what he's achieved over the years, then comes Miami - he's a visionary. This documentary has also educated me about a strong couple who value hard work and family. Fair play to you David. You really deserve Legend status. ❤ Fair play to Victoria too.

[@elenabeliman4040]

This was such an inspiring documentary! I mean, the way he was bullied and he carried on, wow. It shows how he could have given up, commit suicide, think that his life was over. But overcoming it he actually got the best life, and so many happy victorious moments. What an inspiration for us all not to give up at our darkest moment!

[@farosanx]

Netflix documentary...basketball is michael jordan, and football is david beckham.. They deserve it.. Legend indeed

[@angelas4814]

This was a brilliant documentary. I have great respect for the Beckhams. They are so family orientated.

[@judebassey6122]

This Man transcended football with pure ability and iconic looks there will never be another British player to do what Sir Beckham did in the game football royalty.

[@manu-nz7vc]

jude bellingham has entered the chat

[@NH-bz9jv]

Jesus🙄

[@saqib7965]

George best

[@Emmanuel-ne3oi]

Ability? 😂

[@gorrillasofficial]

⚽Backham excudes such a positive energy that they trends to lift everyone's spirits.⚽

[@limeyosu2000]

Def one of the best documentary’s I have seen in a while. After watching this I gained so much more respect for David. I’m saddened by how he was treated by the public after a silly mistake in the World Cup. Glad he pressed on that would have driven many to suicide

[@kirri1312]

Now this is a real documentary with people who faced real adversity and rose above it. Finally, well done Netflix!! Forget Harry and Meghan, THIS is the real love story! Loved it!❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@sunshine-jh6we]

I pray that this two stay together forever! Watching this bought nostalgia for the years 90s and early 2000! Missed Ferguson too! Very humble FAMILY

[@al1792]

Remember having Beckham poster on my wall and before and after every match running out playing football with my friends on the road. The good old days indeed!

[@andyhughes8433]

One of my favourite Utd players of all time. Just watch how much he runs in a game, never ever gave up. Proved so many wrong who laughed at his lack of education and squeaky voice.

[@justinsm]

He totally shut them up with his popularity. He's the most followed retired footballers in social media. Maybe even the most followed retire athletes in social media currently.

[@ana85ist]

Those images were part of our lives too. I have a huge admiration for this beautiful family.

[@matthewbell1968]

To the haters...... He played for the biggest team in England, biggest team in Spain, biggest team in Italy and the biggest team in France. Superb footballer, ask Zidane, Roberto Carlos and R9...

[@missylee9755]

I never followed football soccer but I knew of David Beckham this broke my heart to see how he got treated, as a parent I could never imagine what that family went through Can see it just made them stronger to keep going on So much more respect for the Beckham family ❤

[@cspeeddawg7763]

Every English boy has took a free kick playing football with his friends and shouted BECKHAM and done the arm swing and hoofed the ball 300 mile over the goal post.

[@tangarian007]

Superb footballer. Could run all day and wasn't afraid of a tackle either. Wand of a right foot. A gentleman off the pitch too. Class act all round

[@Cinephileofmany]

I must admit I don’t follow football all that much, but I absolutely love this doc. Was quite nostalgic for me now I’m well into my 30’s and was brought up in a Man Utd household.

[@harmoncollege]

I ran into Beckham in Frisco, Texas as I got off an elevator. He looked at me, expecting me to lose my sh!t. The two cops on either side of him gave me the same look. I was kind of in shock, so I just said, "Good luck tonight." I was there to watch Galaxy play FC Dallas. He said, "Thanks." Seemed like a cool guy.

[@justinsm]

What year that was?

[@harmoncollege]

@@justinsm over 10 years ago for sure. 2011 maybe. I remember Cobi Jones was an assistant coach for Galaxy...I saw him in the hotel lobby.

[@WolfmansGotNards]

The man was a genuine talent and IS a genuine guy. Very rare. Looking forward to this.

[@JetStream33]

I remember as a 11 year old doing laps around my parents living room when that Greece goal went in hahaha.

[@Sharibaby80]

What a shy, handsome, determined man. Absolutely loved his grit and love of his sport. Wonderfully made series! His love story with his wife is so touching.

[@mysticalmaniac2]

This is probably one of the best shows i've ever watched! What a journey this was for the beckhams!

[@horsedesigns]

Never been a football fan but this is a documentary I want to see... for the individual's journey, talent, obstacles and personal growth. I've come to admire David Beckham starting the day he walked and waited through the entire queue for The Queen.

[@CEO786]

Save your time and don’t watch it. Find more value in your time by finding the right path in life, that will save you here and the hereafter. ❤

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

@@CEO786🙄

[@takesomemolly1660]

​@@CEO786the fanatics have been let loose, sighs. Even the Apostles in the Bible referenced other Apostles...

[@bronzy9826]

​@@takesomemolly1660amen

[@gorrillasofficial]

⚽Backham excudes such a positive energy that they trends to lift everyone's spirits⚽

[@alexhorswill73]

One of England’s greatest players

[@kandikane923]

This was an excellent docuseries. I have so much more respect for David Beckham, I never realized how great a footballer he truly was. He is lovely with his children and wife. They are a beautiful family. I wish them well.

[@JamesLimb]

This'll be such a great watch. He was such a good footballer and it'll be good to see the difference in his lives and the things he's had to deal with

[@psyrmc]

While most comments are about David, I am respecting Victoria even more now. She is the backbone of the family.