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LONDON -- David Beckham says he might come out of retirement and play football again. The foootball great, who retired last year after a final stint at Paris Saint-Germain, said in a BBC documentary he had "a tough time" after hanging up his boots and is tempted to come out of retirement. The 39-year-old Beckham, who is trying to launch a Major League Soccer team and build a stadium in Miami, said "theres never been a player-owner, but maybe?" The former England captain travelled 800 miles (1,300 kilometres) into the Amazon rainforest for 12 days to make the documentary which will be broadcast on Monday. Michael Irvin Womens Jersey . Bale has had a successful debut season in Spain, and Ancelotti appears ready to reward him with a starting role on Saturday. Ancelotti says "Gareth had some problems at the beginning (of the season) but when he found good physical condition he scored a lot of goals, he had a good impact on the team. 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What he does have is one big task on his hands.His job: transform one of the NFLs founding franchises back into a winner.The Bears hired Pace as general manager Thursday to replace the fired Phil Emery, hoping he can rejuvenate a team that just missed the playoffs for the seventh time in eight years.At 37, Pace becomes the sixth GM in team history and the youngest in the league at the moment.He spent 14 seasons with the New Orleans Saints front office and helped build a Super Bowl champion. He was New Orleans director of player personnel the past two years, helping manage their pro and college scouting operations, and he served as the teams director of pro scouting from 2007-12.Pace will join a team coming off a miserable 5-11 season. The Bears quickly fell out of contention in the NFC North, costing Emery and coach Marc Trestman their jobs, and had all sorts of distractions derail a season that began with legitimate thoughts of a playoff berth.The Bears also interviewed Kansas City Chiefs director of player personnel Chris Ballard, who spent 12 years in Chicago working under Emery and his predecessor Jerry Angelo, along with Tennessee Titans vice-president of player personnel Lake Dawson and Houston Texans director of pro personnel Brian Gaine.As for the coaching job, the Bears interviewed Arizona Cardinals defensive co-ordinator Todd Bowles on Thursday — and Pace was in on that session. Chicago has also interviewed Seattle defensive co-ordinator Dan Quinn and Denver offensive co-ordinator Adam Gase for that position.The Bears must decide if theyre going to stick with quarterback Jay Cutler after the offence took a big step backward, and do something about a defence that has ranked among the leagues worst the past two years.New Orleans general manager Mickey Loomis praised the hiring of Pace, calling him an outstanding member of the organization.He has been a key contributor in developing our roster throughout the past years, Loomis said. We will miss Ryan and his wife Stephanie however we are excited that that they will be with an organization like the Chicago Bears, of which we have the highest regard.Former Saints players Steve Gleason and Scott Fujita also had goodd things to say about Pace on Twitter.ddddddddddddRyan Pace GM Chicago Bears. Awesome guy. One of my all time favourite Saints personnel. Sad to see him leave NOLA. Good luck Ryan! Gleason posted.Fujita called him a great guy, great hire.Pace grew up in Texas and played defensive end at Eastern Illinois in the late 1990s. He has a daunting task as he tries to rebuild the team and win back fans after they stayed away from Soldier Field by the thousands late in the season.Chicago has been to the playoffs just four times since the start of the 1995 season. Only Oakland (three), Houston (two) and Cleveland (one) have fewer appearances in that span.The Bears thought they had a contender with a prolific offence returning intact and a rebuilt defence in tow. But little went right for Chicago.Trestman, who was hired to get the most out of Cutler, even benched the highly paid quarterback in favour of Jimmy Clausen for the second-to-last game of the season against Detroit. Cutler wound up starting the final game after Clausen suffered a concussion against the Lions, adding another chapter to a season-long soap opera.The Bears joined the 1923 Rochester Jeffersons as the only teams to give up 50 or more points in back-to-back games in losses to New England and Green Bay. Defensive end Lamarr Houston also suffered a season-ending knee injury celebrating a meaningless sack against the Patriots.While the new general managers most immediate task is to find a coach, some big decisions about the roster loom. Topping that list is Cutler, who signed a $126 million, seven-year contract at the end of last season and then tied Philip Rivers for the league lead with 18 interceptions.The deal, which guaranteed $54 million, makes him difficult if not impossible to trade. Another possibility is cutting him. Wide receiver Brandon Marshalls future with the team is also in question even though he signed a three-year extension through 2017 last May.And a defence that ranked among the leagues worst the past two years under co-ordinator Mel Tucker still needs a major upgrade. The overhaul that brought in Jared Allen among others last off-season did not pay off, and a spotty draft record by Emery and predecessor Jerry Angelo left the Bears lacking depth.___AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP_NFL ' ' '