Beckham tribute to tragic ace
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DUE TO PRESS START TIMES AT OUR NEW PRESSES WE CAN ONLY CARRY THE NATIONAL LOTTERY RESULTS IN OUR LATER EDITIONS DAVID Beckham was among stars from the football world to pay tribute to former player Liam Miller, who has died aged 36.
The ex-Manchester United and Celtic midfielder passed away from pancreatic cancer three months after being diagnosed.
Former England skipper Becks, 42, said on Instagram: “Our thoughts are with Liam’s family. Rest in peace.”
Rio Ferdinand, 39, who lost his wife Rebecca to cancer in 2015, played with dadof-three Miller at United.
He wrote: “Waking up to the news that my old @ManUtd teammate Liam Miller has passed away. Such tragic news...my thoughts go out to his family.”
United skipper Michael Carrick, 36, tweeted: “Terribly sad to hear the news of Liam Miller passing away this morning.
“Liam was at utd when I first signed. Same age as me. So very sad.”