Soccer star David Beckham received a minor punishment from Major League Soccer for his word war against some L.A. Galaxy fans who booed at him during Galaxy-AC Milan exhibition game.
Challenging some Galaxy hecklers, David was ordered to pay a fine of $1,000.
During that game, Beckham was greeted by LA fans with several hostile banners like:
- Go Home Fraud 23
– 23: Repent
– Here Before, Here After, Here Despite 23
– Commitment ≠ Part Time Player!
MLS commissioner Don Garber said, "We support our players interacting with fans, whether it is at clinics, charity events or by high-fiving their supporters in the stands while celebrating a goal. However, our players should never engage in conduct that can be interpreted as encouraging fans to come out of the stands and onto the field, regardless of the reason."
Challenging some Galaxy hecklers, David was ordered to pay a fine of $1,000.
During that game, Beckham was greeted by LA fans with several hostile banners like:
- Go Home Fraud 23
– 23: Repent
– Here Before, Here After, Here Despite 23
– Commitment ≠ Part Time Player!
MLS commissioner Don Garber said, "We support our players interacting with fans, whether it is at clinics, charity events or by high-fiving their supporters in the stands while celebrating a goal. However, our players should never engage in conduct that can be interpreted as encouraging fans to come out of the stands and onto the field, regardless of the reason."
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