60pc Brit women blame "softie" Becks for making men less macho!
21 Oct 2009, 1311 Hrs

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London, Oct 21 Majority of British women blame "softie" David Beckham for making their own men less macho, a study has found.

According to the study, Brit women, who think Becks and Cristiano Ronaldo are "over-groomed celebs", desperately want real men to sweep them off their feet.

Thousands of the women claim the England football star's ads for male grooming products have turned their fellas into big girl's blouses, reports The Daily Star.

As per the study, 60 percent blame Becks, 34, and Ronaldo, 24 for the damage.

The study found that one in five ladies thinks the world's sexiest man is James Bond legend Sean Connery, with George Clooney, 48, a close second.

The research for Snickers revealed the UK's manliest men are in Scotland.(ANI)

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