Is Beckham right to go to America??

Terry Venables believes Steve McClaren is 'wise' to not guarantee David Beckham his England place next season.
Beckham was recalled to the England fold for the recent games against Brazil and Estonia after failing to feature during the early months of McClaren's reign.
He impressed upon his return, creating three of England's four goals, but has not been assured of a role in the autumn Euro 2008 qualifiers.
With Beckham heading to Los Angeles Galaxy later in the summer, England assistant manager Venables has backed McClaren's stance on the midfielder.
"Some people were surprised Steve did not instantly guarantee David's place next season, but I thought that was wise," said Venables in his News of the World column.
"The next few months represent a step into the unknown for the manager and player, and we have to assess what impact the travelling and the different demands of Major League Soccer will have on David.
"If he can maintain his physical condition, his desire and his capability to influence matches, I do not see a problem."
Venables also praised the return to international action of Michael Owen, who scored against Estonia in his first competitive England appearance since injuring his knee at last year's World Cup.
"Nobody can doubt his fitness now," said Venables of the Newcastle striker. "Michael was tremendous against Estonia - his work-rate was almost too high.
"I began to wonder whether he would have the energy to get in the right position when it mattered.
"I need not have worried. He took his goal well and after a full close-season he will be back to his best next term."