'MacBecks' is the title of a satirical musical based on the life of Victoria and David Beckham, who is expected to premiere in January 2009.

This is, as producers, Long Road Productions, a work inspired by the writer William Shakespeare.

"We are excited by the script. It is a comedy that has elements of 'Macbeth', 'King Lear' and 'Romeo and Juliet', as well as the drama 'Cyrano de Bergerac'. It will be a musical based on the player more football known in the world ", has revealed Ronan Smith, director of the company.

As noted, Victoria will be based on Lady Macbeth and will be characterized as a ruthless and ambitious woman by David sacrifices his career.

The musical also Parodi figures of the selection of former coach Sven Goran Eriksson English, the Manchester United coach Sir Alex Ferguson, and the woman with whom David had allegedly an adventure, Rebecca Loos.

The script has been created by Gary Cooke and Malachy McKenna, who were involved in another production on football, 'I Keane'. Such work Parodi former coach at Manchester United Roy Keane for having left the Irish selection in the 2002 World Cup.

"CLUB is in the correct and should remain in Manchester," said English

David Beckham, who left Manchester United for Real Madrid in 2003, has advised the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo who do not follow suit. "I think it is in the right equipment and is a club which should continue," said Beckham, according to the BBC.

"Only very few leads him in years. It has around him a lot of people who will protect you," said the Briton. "Even though Real Madrid is a great team and one of the most important clubs in the world, Ronaldo has only just begun in the United, "said Beckham.

Ronaldo, who leads marked 42 goals in a season in which his team won the Champions League and Premier League, who already courting Real Madrid, wants to make a decision in the coming days.

Ferguson to Madrid attacks
The coach of Manchester United, Alex Ferguson, is confident that Next year, "said the British technician.

"We want Cristiano much further, but a lot of time with us. Have a contract is just fantastic and so it is the best player in the world," he said. Ronaldo, 23, will continue in his team. "It's the usual set of Royal. Before they did with Beckham and they have returned to do with Ronaldo. Last year they did it with my fitness coach, who took too. So we're accustomed," said Ferguson.

"The fact that Real Madrid wants to take it a compliment that attests to the high quality of players we have and we produce, but I am more than confident that Ronaldo continue with us

THE ENGLISH ARE CENTROCAMPISTA ENTRENA WITH ARSENAL

The new British national selector, Fabio Capello said his intimates that will not have David Beckham for the forthcoming friendly match England face Switzerland on Wednesday of next week.

Capello will release the final call of the 22 members of the English team next Saturday, and Beckham is not expected to be among them, as reported by the newspaper The Guardian.

The coach will try to talk to Beckham this week before taking a final decision, but has explained privately that the player is not in full physical condition, as it has not played a competitive match since late November.

Capello has not closed, however, the doors to entirely international career of former England captain and current player of the Los Angeles Galaxy, and believes that it can help the English team to qualify for the World 2010.

Beckham, aged 32, should play its hundredth party selection versus Switzerland, but Capello will not make sentimental reasons imposed on the sound at choosing their men.

Capello has been favorably impressed, according to the newspaper, by Aaron Lennon, Tottenham, and David Bentley, Blackburn, and believes that any of them would do in the next game better role that Beckham, who knows very well for having previously trained in the Santiago Bernabeu.

Today Beckham was training with Arsenal, and Capello is convinced that the player tries to improve their physical fitness, but according to sources close to the screening, does not believe that is still able to play a game even international friendly. By leaving out Beckham, Capello also sends a clear message that it has begun a new phase in the selection English.

He has also insisted, said The Guardian, in that neither Trevor Brooking, director of development at the Football Association, or Brian Barwick, chief executive, will have no say in the selection of players.

Many, including Sir Alex Ferguson, addressed to Beckham at Manchester United, confident, however, that Capello this week to include Beckham in the English team. "Denying one party (the selection) when it has been played and ninety-nine would not be good," said Ferguson.

Beckham was excluded because of the first English team which appointed Capellos predecessor, Steve McClaren, but returned to the selection after an absence of eleven months. The former England captain is confident his party dispute hundred number to join the elite of international Peter Shilton, Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton and Billy Wright-they have done before that feat.