KNIGHT FEVER David Beckham celebrates knighthood at posh pub party with £55 bottles of bubbly and a song from son Cruz

Becks, who was knighted by King Charles last week, was joined by celebrity pals Guy Ritchie and Gary Neville as well as sons Romeo and Cruz.

David Beckham celebrated receiving his knighthood with a lads' night out

Becks and pals booked out a section of Cotswolds pub The Bull

The 30-strong party booked out a section of Cotswolds pub The Bull, in Charlbury, on Friday night — and quickly took over the entire venue.

Former Manchester United, Real Madrid and England ace Becks, 50, started the evening in a private safari tent at the back of the boozer.

Aspiring singer Cruz, 20, performed a specially written song, which included the line "King Charles came to David Beckham and knighted him my man".

The pub then sang along to hits by Oasis and The Rolling Stones, and Becks got up and danced as the whole pub cheered: "We love you Sir David Beckham, we love you Sir David Beckham".

One reveller said: "It was really kicking off.

"When the dinner finished, Becks and his crew of blokes left the pub's safari tent and filtered into the main adjoining pub for dancing and singing.

"Everyone was in high spirits. The locals couldn't believe they'd been treated to a night with Becks there.

"The music was blaring out and everyone was singing along.

"The pub was rammed and the more the word got out, the more people rammed in.

"The place was packed. It was like a New Year's Eve party."

David's guests dined on oysters and barbecued lamb with roast potatoes.

They polished off bottles of rose wine at £55 a pop and gallons of local beer, including Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Session lager, as well as margaritas and espresso martini cocktails.

The bash wound down just before midnight and Becks posed or selfies with fans.

Becks' son Cruz, who serenaded his dad, poses with pals

He left in a waiting car which took him to his £12million home nearby.

But there was still no sign of estranged eldest son, 26-year-old Brooklyn.

Earlier in the week David had celebrated his knighthood with a champagne knees-up with pal Gordon Ramsay at his flagship restaurant in Chelsea.