David Beckham shared a heart-breaking video of his final time with former boss Sven-Goran Eriksson. Eriksson, who coached Beckham at England between 2001 and 2006, passed away on Monday following a battle with pancreatic cancer. A number of tributes have come pouring in for the Swede, including many of his former England players, Three Lions legend Gary Lineker and Prince William.
His captain at England, Beckham , also paid his heartfelt tribute by posting a video of the two together at Eriksson's house in Sweden. The caption of the post read: "We laughed, we cried & we knew we were saying goodbye..
. "Sven thank you for always being the person you have always been, passionate, caring, calm & a true gentleman..
. "I will be forever grateful for you making me your captain but I will forever hold these last memories of this day with you and your family..
. "Thank you Sven and in your last words to me, 'It will be ok'." At Eriksson's farm in Sweden, they enjoyed a traditional meal and six special bottles of wine together.
As quoted by The Sun , Eriksson said of the visit: "He came with six litres of wine from dates that were important to me. "He had wine from 1948 - the year I was born, very nice of him. He is genuine, he could have been a big diva, but he is quite the opposite.
"He ate herring and potatoes and elk meat. "The previous day he had sent a chef who fixed the food, and then he came and was here for a day. We sat chatting, a lot about football.
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