Former England captain David Beckham said he expects his mother to cry when she watches a film about his time at Manchester United. Members of Manchester United's Class of '92 attended the premiere of the documentary last night.
David Beckham says he expects his mother to cry when she watches a film about his time at Manchester United.
The film examines the difficult period in Beckham's life after he was sent off at the 1998 World Cup.
"There will be a few tears in there from my mum I'm sure," Beckham said.
The former England captain said he valued the support of his teammates throughout tough moments of his career.
"It's the same for all of us six. There were good times, there were bad times, there were troubled times where we all stuck together," he said.
"But that is part of the movie, part of the history of the six of us.
"That is why it makes this such a great story."
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