LONDON — David Beckham captains England for the 50th time against Argentina in a friendly in Geneva on Saturday with, in many respects, the jury still out on the Real Madrid midfielder.
While Beckham will not be remembered as an all-time great he has surely earned the right to be considered an all-time very good player.
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