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'Absurd' says Beckham

AFP, London
Football
England football captain David Beckham, engulfed by a media storm surrounding his love life, said Monday newspaper allegations that he had cheated on his wife Victoria with two other women were "absurd".
"This weekend a series of even more absurd and unsubstantiated claims have been published about David and Victoria Beckham," said a statement from 19 management, the agency which represents Victoria, also known as Posh Spice.
Beckham had already rejected as "ludicrous" claims by his erstwhile personal assistant Rebecca Loos, 26, that they had sex together after he moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid while Victoria stayed in Britain.
The furore intensified Sunday when Malaysian-born Sarah Marbeck, 29, told the News of the
World newspaper that she had a two-year affair with Beckham that started during a Manchester United tour in Singapore in July 2001.
"The couple continue to dismiss these stories and they will not be commenting upon them further at this time," said the Beckhams' statement Sunday.
Amid speculation that 28-year-old Beckham might consider legal action, it added simply that the couple had "instructed lawyers" but did not give any more details.
But a News of the World spokeswoman said: "We note a further dismissive statement issued by the Beckham camp, this time on behalf of both Mr and Mrs Beckham."
"The News of the World's position remains totally unchanged," she said.
"Once again we stand by our reports 100 percent -- our revelations speak for themselves," she added.
The Beckhams made a show of unity Sunday night travelling to London from their Hertfordshire home -- dubbed "Beckingham
Palace by the media -- for dinner at the exclusive Claridges restaurant.
After three hours at the celebrity hotspot, the pair emerged smiling before a horde of waiting photographers and journalists.
But the media frenzy surrounding arguably Britain's most celebrated couple is unlikely to subside in a hurry.
Sky News, Britain's most-watched 24 hour news channel said late Sunday it had scooped a TV interview with Loos to be screened on Thursday at 10:00 pm (2100 GMT).
Loos gave a "kiss-and-tell" interview to the News of the World on Sunday, a week after the allegations first surfaced that she had bedded Beckham.
Meanwhile, Marbeck, 29, released a statement which claimed her relationship with the Real Madrid midfielder had changed her life forever.
"In response to many questions about my motives, the reason I decided to go public with details of my relationship with David
Beckham is because for two years my life was on hold while I waited for him," she said in the statement released by Melbourne-based lawyer Michael Brereton.
"He said he loved me and I slept with the phone by my bed waiting for it to ring," she said.
"But in that time my life changed forever, and there is no way back for me. I am not a celebrity seeker, and I am not interested in extra fame, but I have found myself at the centre of a media storm, and I am shocked by the intense level of public interest in my life."
Marbeck said she had finally "accepted that my relationship with Beckham was over" and decided to move on.
But Sydney's Daily Telegraph published a story Tuesday quoting unnamed "friends" of Marbeck as saying she was obsessed with Beckham, describing her recent behaviour as "erratic," and treating cautiously claims that she had slept with him.