Tags: beckham | fashion | luxury | motorazr | motorola | fan | police | optu | edition | mount
A large crowd flocked to see David Beckham at the Motorola MOTORAZR2 luxury edition launch held at the Optus store on George St in Sydney. Beckham answered playful questions from the media before being whisked out the back-door in a motorcade led by mounted police.
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v8mumbo
03/12/2007 07:16 PM
When I clicked on this link I at least expected to be able to get a decent look at the phone. Instead I see a stupid Pommy prat. If you want to write about Beckham etc go work for Who magazine.
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sandra3mac
05/12/2007 05:27 PM
I agree with the above comment. I wanted to see the phone, not crowds of hysterical fans and a Himbo footballer!
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