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David Beckham filled the shoes of Eric Cantona at Manchester United, and did a good job there, he really got famous in England, during the World Cup qualifying match verses Greece. He scored a wonderful free kick in injury time to secure England's qualification to the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea.
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He was playing for his local team, ridgeway rovers and a Manchester United scout spotted him and asked him to come.
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