Beckham and Man Utd’s Class of ’92 pull boots back on to face Salford academy side
MANCHESTER UNITED'S class of '92 dusted down their boots to come back for one day only.
Well, it was only six of them and they needed one of their star's sons to help out for the seven-a-side run-out.
Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, David Beckham and the lesser-known Chris Casper were joined by Becks' son Romeo.
The opposition was a team from Salford City's academy - where Casper works as the director of football.
And Golden Balls and the lads from the golden era proved they've still got it as they beat the academy side 19-17.
One other member of the "class of '92" also turned up to watch on, with United's youth coach Nicky Butt there for some moral support.
And of course, the old pals will have had plenty to say on the latest goings on at Old Trafford.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been confirmed by Manchester United as the interim boss for the rest of the season.
The former striker, nicknamed the 'baby-faced assassin' by the Old Trafford faithful in his playing days, has been chosen as the man to rebuild the mess left by Jose Mourinho.
Norwegian ace Solskjaer spent 11 seasons in the United dressing room under Sir Alex Ferguson and another two years as the club’s reserve team boss.
The 45-year-old has been parachuted in as “interim” manager following the sacking of Mourinho.
Ed Woodward was a huge fan of the idea of having Giggs as Mourinho's No2... only for the Portuguese boss to veto the idea.
Mourinho claims he couldn't trust the Welshman, after he had an eight-year affair with his brother Rhodri's wife.
Instead, the Special Gone brought old pal Rui Faria with him to Old Trafford - before he quit in the summer, failing to replace him for the the 2018-19 season.