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Why does david beckham always wear long sleeved jerseys to soccer matches?
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∙ 16y ago
He plays in long-sleeved shirts because in some countries, tattoos are considered offensive and he wishes to respect that. He said so in an interview and also because he does not want his tattoos distracting from his team jersey and sponsors.
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