The awkward moment when David Beckham's kid got tackled - The Graham Norton Show

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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home David Beckham says he's "very enthusiastic" when his kids play football. Watch more of The Graham Norton Show on the BBC: bbc.in/2IufdI5 Among the guests on Graham's sofa are Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Josh Brolin, starring together in irreverent superhero sequel Deadpool 2, sporting icon and Unicef ambassador David Beckham, and Bafta-nominated actor Vanessa Kirby, appearing in Julie at the National Theatre.
The Graham Norton Show | Series 23 | Episode 6.
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[@winsatariq]

It’s such a pity that none of his boys tried to continue his legacy . #yougogirl

[@sleepyearth]

His boys especially his eldest is busy living up his life of luxuries.....I don't think he wants to work hard to continue his dad's legacy.

[@budgetking2591]

lol

[@randombuttworthyisquiteran1821]

yes they should all marry spice girls.

[@90sblinklifeforlife40]

I hope Harper becomes a footballer just like her Daddy!

[@liamsvlogsandgren7282]

David sounds like a 20 year old

[@clevelandcbi]

He sounds like a cartoon.

[@amberjo4327]

♡♡♡

[@joycewong1700]

Beckham takes every chance to mention he's a UNICEF ambassador. Even though he only took it on because he thought it would get him a knighthood.

[@danteferrise6742]

I bet David would have gotten what he always wanted A KID TO BE SUCCESSFUL AT PLAYING BALL AND GO PRO LIKE THEIR DAD had he just backed off and let them make up their mind without any training sessions or hardcore coaching from their father. Kids will usually do the opposite of what they are told so had he made no big deal out of it and wanted them to not be a professional athlete then that would most likely be exactly what they would do.

[@immaculatedirtz8805]

Dante Ferrise Yes and no. I make you right but rich kids have a huge distraction of living a life of luxury and fun. It must be very hard to get them to follow in their parents footsteps no matter what you do. Left to their own devices they could have been fat slobs lol

[@Lamebred.]

Honestly what a load of shit that is

[@viralityfactor987]

Is it just me that shaving on the Beckham's left side near to the ear is uneven and causing a distraction?😐

[@nongi123]

David Beckham acts like he's the only one in the world with kids

[@BlindGuardian050]

nongi123 no it's everyone with kids acts like they're the only one with kids.

[@vinnyvasquez]

None of his boys want to play football because they're rich, won't ever work and get taken to sit around at fashion shows. Its practically impossible to have the drive and passion to make it from that. Parents fault really.

[@maxband2059]

they’re fault that they earnt the money through determination? sure...

[@vinnyvasquez]

'Their'

[@vinnyvasquez]

@@Jackrmn Nobody is saying what the parents should or shouldn't have been. I'm saying for the children they know they won't ever have to work again so they do not have the drive that their parents have to achieve the same. They have been spoiled. It didn't have to be like that, so many children of wealthy parents go their own way. You seem to value the status of inhertied wealth above personal desire and achieverment. That's pretty sad.

[@vinnyvasquez]

Look at what Brooklyn is. A talentless non-entity. A richer version of Calum Best. He had the benefit of a private education from the worlds leading schools and the choice to do or be anything. He's done nothing. Better parents would have guided and taught him to achieve what they did, to work hard, to be somebody. Instead it seems they took the easy route and just taught him how awesome and simple it is to be famous.

[@vinnyvasquez]

I think you are struggling now. Are you seriously having difficulty understanding how a privileged upbringing could be a hinderance to someone trying to break into a traditionally working class sport at a professional elite level? Never said they had to follow their parents, i explained why that was nearly impossible in fact. But they could have become a doctor, a lawyer, a scientist, not a celebrity without a job who is only famous because of his name. Your last comment about David Beckham makes no sense.