Lycett shredded the famous June 2002 David Beckham cover issue of Attitude - the first ever cover of a gay magazine to feature a Premiere League footballer
Directly addressing Beckham, he went on:"I never expected to hear from you. It was an empty threat, designed to get people talking.Advertisement
Proving the point, he went on to shred the famous David Beckham cover issue of Attitude - the first ever front cover of a gay magazine to feature a Premier League footballer. In Qatar, participating in same-sex sexual activity can be punished with up to seven years in prison, or even the death penalty.
As with his initial stunt, which divided opinion , the revelation that the money had not actually been shredded has again given cause for debate.
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