Edgar Davids

And I managed to get through it, still putting across the point that Barnett struggling, but I wasn't expecting him there.

then of course the famous edgar davids walked in soon afterwards and that was again surreal first interview away at wickham wanderers it's just yeah that was one of the that's that still amazes me why he was there but that's the easiest question i've ever had to give post-match considering barnett normally four five people there a couple of local um scribes that was about it Then suddenly, funnily enough, Edgar Davids turns up.

The place is absolutely packed.

You can't breathe in there.

But there is one Dutch young manager that went to League Two and Conference League, Barnett.

And that was the brilliant, brilliant Edgar Davids.

Now, I think Edgar Davids, and there is another possibility, maybe Diego Maradona, who managed Dorados, which I think translates as fish, a Mexican team in Division Two in the Mexican League.

And he managed them for a couple of years before he stood down in 2019-15. for health reasons.

But I think Edgar Davids is the best one because he rocks up at Barnet.

And Graham, you know this.

He gets himself the number one shirt, which just screams arrogance.

every game had sent up.

have dealt with you.

When Dutch legend Edgar Davids took over the Barnet, but took over Barnet as player manager and captain.

The Barnet.

He did have a Barnet.

When Dutch legend Edgar Davids took over Barnet as player manager and captain, which number did he assign himself? One.

Correct.

Did he? Aye.

But I go back to players I used to enjoy watching in the 90s.

Edgar Davids, small guy, full of energy, would go from one end of the pitch to the other.

I'm not saying he's anywhere near Edgar David's level, but it's that mode of player, someone who kind of circumvents that physical element through energy, through work rate, through just sheer kind of talent and quality.

When I'm watching Bauer, that's the kind of player I see.

Uh, "I now live in Melbourne, however, back in the '90s I bumped into several '90s footballers while out and about in London.

Edgar Davids, Paul Davis, the late, great David Rocastle, to name but a few.

But the best and funniest one was when I met Shaka Hislop in Bond Street." [laughs] Let me set it up that-

Don't know why that's so funny

I just Googled Barnet past international players.

Obviously Edgar Davids come, came up, but then-

Obviously

...

Brad Friedel had 37.

Your next player is Edgar Davids.

Edgar Davids.

It doesn't feel like Edgar Davids even played that many games for us, but less than 37? I'll risk it for a chocolate biscuit.

Lower.

Lower.

Brad Friedel, 37 games with Jermain Defoe.

Edgar Davids, 38.