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Becks' back breaking!

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David Beckham has revealed his unique kicking style is crippling his back.
Worried Real Madrid doctors are giving Becks, 30, injections before and after games to combat the problem.
But the jabs are only a short-term solution with the midfielder admitting he is aggravating the problem every time he strikes the ball.
And Beckham's back trouble will also spark huge concern in the England camp with the star set to captain his country at the World Cup finals at the end of the season.
Beckham said: “My back is always quite sore after games.
“I have been told that the position I get into when I am passing, crossing or shooting is different from others. So it is going to put a lot of strain on my back.”
Beckham's kicking stance has made him famous for the way he leans side-
ways and follows through with his right boot with sponsors adidas even using the image for a distinctive Becks logo.
But years of action at the highest level is now taking its toll and placing huge stress on the England skipper's back.
He could barely walk after Real lost at Juventus in the Champions League in March.
Becks also needed an injection before a game against Valencia after his back seized up and still only lasted 72 minutes.
Beckham has played through the pain barrier for months to emerge as Real's star performer this season. He set up two more goals against Rosenborg before scoring a trademark free-kick in Wednesday night's 4-1 win.
Now Real's medics are desperate to cure Beckham's trouble.
He added: “I have had a bad back all week and it has been playing up. I had an anti-inflammatory injection before and after the game, so hopefully it should be all right.
“They are only anti-inflammatory, so it is better to have an injection to get it into the blood stream quicker and it makes me feel better.”
Real doctors feared Beckham could suffer from back trouble after discovering his left leg is shorter than his right during the medical for his £25million move from Manchester United two years ago.
Medics wanted Becks to wear extra insoles in his boots but he refused because he finds it uncomfortable. He added: “My left leg is shorter than the right. It's a common problem, but the difference in mine is a bit more unusual.
“I didn't know about it until I signed for Real. I have tried to wear insoles to help, but I can't wear anything in my boots.
“I don't like wearing anything padded because I only want to feel the boot against my foot and nothing else, especially when I'm taking free-kicks.”