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"It&amp;#039;s been less than two weeks since footballing giant David Beckham announced his retirement, and a mere ten days since his final game, but there&amp;#039;s already plenty of speculation about what the former Mr &amp;#039;Golden Balls&amp;#039; will do next.  Just today there&amp;#039;s been reports that Beckham is either being groomed by Tom Cruise to become a movie star or opening a Las Vegas restaurant with Gordon Ramsay. Or maybe he&amp;#039;s doing both.  If Beckham is truly in need of some career guidance, then we at Best in Showbiz are only too happy to help. Here are a few (not entirely serious) suggestions for what David should do next. Managing  We&amp;#039;ll get the boring and obvious option out of the way first. Now, we may not know much about the game of footieball, and our penalty kicks make Will Smith look like that Pel\u00C3\u00A9 chap, but even we can work out that a player with 115 caps for England, six Premier League titles, two FA Cups and one Champions League trophy (or so we&amp;#039;ve been told), plus a whole host of other accolades, knows a fair bit about how this game should be played. Perhaps he won&amp;#039;t be heading to the dugout immediately, but could Beckham be in charge of a major club one day?  More modelling  Aaah, now we&amp;#039;re talking! While the offside rule remains a mystery to us, we&amp;#039;re plenty knowledgeable about David Beckham&amp;#039;s modelling career. The ball-handling stud has surely perfected his pout after years of smuggling budgies in Armani pants and getting his kit off at every available opportunity.  His recent comments about wanting to be taken seriously as an athlete would suggest he&amp;#039;s in no rush to pose in a pair of tighty-whities again, but it&amp;#039;d be a shame to let all that experience in front of the camera go to waste, and he&amp;#039;s still in good nick at the age of 38, as that February H&amp;amp;M underwear ad clearly showed. Speaking of which... Directing  In spite of these rumours of Cruise training him up for the big screen, we just don&amp;#039;t see Beckham ever getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The closest he&amp;#039;s ever got to a film role was his cameo in the second installment of the long-forgotten Goal! franchise, and even then all he mainly had to do was pretend to kick a ball and give a convincing celebration. Also, the man himself said in 2007 that he isn&amp;#039;t interested in acting, describing himself as too &amp;quot;stiff&amp;quot;. Ahem.  Still, Beckham clearly enjoys being around a camera (see above) and after spending so much time with Guy Ritchie shooting for H&amp;amp;M, perhaps he&amp;#039;s picked up enough tips to sit in the director&amp;#039;s chair himself? Look for &amp;#039;David Beckham presents Bad Whitechapel Shhhhlags, You Muppet&amp;#039; in a cinema near you soon. Singing  David and Victoria Beckham are a team. They&amp;#039;re &amp;#039;Brand Beckham&amp;#039;, and as a unit they&amp;#039;ve released perfumes, designed fashion ranges and even posed in their underwear together. But the one industry the life partners/business partners have failed to maintain a hold over is the music industry.  OK, so, Victoria will forever be a Spice Girl, but she&amp;#039;s been distancing herself from the girls for years and reportedly killed the band off for good in May by refusing to join a 2014 tour. And even though &amp;#039;Out of Your Mind (feat Dane Bowers)&amp;#039; is an absolute classic, don&amp;#039;t expect Vic to revive her solo career any time soon, as she&amp;#039;s focusing on her true passion - fashion.  Since he&amp;#039;s no longer following his own career of choice, maybe it&amp;#039;s time for David to pick up the slack - and a microphone - and complete their mission of world domination. He&amp;#039;s been caught singing along to the Spice Girls at their concerts, is bezzies with Snoop Dogg and loves a good musical, so maybe this suggestion is not as far-fetched as we thought. Get expanding that family  Now that he&amp;#039;s retired, David&amp;#039;s got plenty of downtime, which surely means it&amp;#039;s time to get down.... Sorry. What we mean is that everybody, everybody loves a good celebrity baby, and the Beckhams have been teasing us with the prospect of having another adorable child for ages. Four kiddies is probably enough for most couples, especially when the parents are approaching what is technically called &amp;#039;middle-aged&amp;#039;, but this isn&amp;#039;t just any couple we&amp;#039;re talking about - it&amp;#039;s the Beckhams!  They left it a good six years before giving Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz a sister in Harper, and we&amp;#039;re sure David wouldn&amp;#039;t pass up the opportunity to get another name tattooed on the few patches of bare skin he has left. If Posh &amp;#039;n&amp;#039; Becks were on the fence about another baby, having a huge chunk of dad&amp;#039;s calendar suddenly emptied could certainly give them a push. Nothing  Here&amp;#039;s another idea for you David - you&amp;#039;ve played football for 22 years and made, like, a gazillion dollars. How about you just relax and wait for that inevitable knighthood? What are your suggestions for David Beckham now that he&amp;#039;s retired? Leave your comments below! 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