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by Paul on 08/20/07 at 07:38 AM ET
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from Metro,
Becks, who added that he was “honoured” to be called into the England squad again and was looking forward to facing Germany at Wembley next week, said he wants to keep raising the profile of Major League Soccer.
“I’m not silly enough to sit up here and say it’s going to be bigger than baseball, basketball, American football and ice hockey… I’m never going to say it is going to be,” he said.
“But if we can raise it to a certain level, and take it to a certain level - a level that’s higher than it’s ever been…
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