Becks turns 3am boy for London night out after win against Belarus
16 Oct 2009, 1631 Hrs

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London, Oct 16 Bearded David Beckham found himself surrounded by hot babes as he went out for drinking after England's defeat of Belarus.

Beckham's night out began without Posh, who stayed back in the US.

He first visited the high-end Nobu restaurant, following which he and his agent pal Dave Gardner left for the stylish Bungalow 8 club.

And, sexy women just couldn't have enough of the 34-year-old, as they gathered around him.

But the footie made sure he didn't go overboard.

The Daily Star quoted a witness as saying: "As soon as David arrived in the club he was ushered to his table but soon after he was surrounded by women who were all vying to get his attention.

"David didn't seem to mind the company but made it obvious that he wasn't flirting.

"He clearly enjoyed their com-pany as he chatted and laughed and bought them drinks.

"He stuck to red wine all night but the girls were drinking vodka.

"David wasn't keen on dancing, although a couple of the girls got up and threw a few moves on the dance floor near the DJ booth."

After the little party Beckham paid his 200-pound bill and got himself back home in his chauffeur driven personalised Range Rover at 3 am, only to be spotted back at the Heathrow by 7.45am. (ANI)

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