Today was the day David Beckham deigned to speak with the media after a Los Angeles Galaxy training center at Home Depot Center, and he said the spat between him and Galaxy captain Landon Donovan … is over.

Here is a link to a story on espn.com in which Becks says the barbs between the teammates are no big dealio.

Though he doesn’t actually say how the issues were resolved. Or what was said. Or when or where. Basically, we should all do as he says and forget about it, Becks says.

And if you think that’s the end of that, and now David and Landon are BFFs … well, wait till the club doesn’t make the playoffs and Beckham starts counting down the days (if he isn’t already) before he can escape back to AC Milan.

At least they won’t be getting in each other’s way before and after games.

Donovan’s locker was next to Beckham’s, at the HDC, through the 2008 season.

This year, however, Donovan has moved to the other side of the room. He says he didn’t ask to be transferred as far away from Becks as possible. Just a coincidence, apparently.

But, still, we have out there the stuff they said. And we have a Galaxy veteran, Donovan, who has regained the captain’s armband from Beckham and who actually cares about his current club. And then we have a prima donna English player at the end of his career who has no future with the Galaxy and essentially quit on the team the final two months of the 2008 season.

But it’s all going to be good, between them, from here on out.

Sure. Who could think otherwise?

The bloom is off the Beckham experiment. It failed. The sooner it is over, the better, and the sooner the organization can go back to the business of getting better — and not just trying to make Becks happy while attempting to move those last 10,000 Beckham jerseys.