Edgar Davids: Last News

Arsenal leapfrogged rivals Tottenham on a bizarre day of the 2005/06 Premier League season after bout a food poisoning from a dodgy lasagne impaired the condition of Martin Jol's playing squad. Spurs went into the game knowing that they could secure a top-four finish and Champions League football with a win over West Ham - but lost 2-1 with Arsenal doing the business 4-2 against Wigan.

Many Britain's Got Talent viewers were left commenting on the same thing as Simon Cowell debuted a 'new look' during tonight's (June 1) live semi-final. Just minutes into the start of the fourth show of the week, fans headed onto social media to question the music mogul's choice of accessories.

Former East Kilbride winger Kevin Wilson regularly rubs shoulders with former football superstars including Edgar Davids, Eric Abidal and Nicolas Anelka while playing for an amateur team in Dubai.

Manchester United and and Tottenham during his iconic player, Sheringham became the latest in a long list of elite players who ended up seeing out their playing days in wildly underwhelming circumstances.But, on his 56th birthday, where does Sheringham rank alongside some of Europe's biggest names? From midfield enforcers who went from the Camp Nou to Barnet, and a double record-breaker who ended up dropping into the Championship in his mid-30s, Daily Star Sport takes a look at some of the biggest names in football who have ended up closing out their all-star careers in the naffest way.Sheringham had more than this fair share of clubs during his illustrious playing days - but he ended up seeing out his days with Colchester in the Championship. The ever-green forward penned a one-year deal at the age of 41 to make the U's the tenth and final club of his career.Sheringham bagged four goals in 20 games for the Essex outfit - and couldn't prevent them from slipping back into the third tier at the end of the season.

Tottenham, but it turns out the pair didn't always see eye-to-eye on the training pitch.Keane was part of Tottenham's last trophy winning side back in 2008, and Davids joined Spurs on a free transfer after making a name for himself at Milan, Juventus and Barcelona.The pair reportedly were known for clashing in training shortly after the Dutchman arrived back in 2005, as both were determined to be the main man at Spurs.They eventually came to blows following a training ground bust-up - and Keane, who was undergoing boxing training at the time, apparently sparked out Davids with 'one punch'.Jamie O'Hara was also part of Tottenham's last trophy winning side, and thankfully he was there at the time to witness the bust-up, and revealed everything to talkSport."I tell you who had a bit about him – Robbie Keane," he said. "I remember a story with him and Edgar Davids."We were at training and Davids came in from Inter Milan and he thought he was the bee’s knees.

Daily Star Sport have taken a look at five professional footballers who have been found guilty of taking performance enhancing drugs. Edgar Davids tested positive for banned steroid nandrolone while playing for Juventus in 2001.The Dutchman had been expected to receive a 16-month ban, which would have seen him miss the 2002 World Cup, but he was eventually given a four-month suspension, reduced from five on appeal.The future Tottenham, Crystal Palace and Barnet star Davids claimed that homeopathic medicines could have been behind the high levels of nandrolone in his system.

Arsenal climbed above Tottenham on the final day of the 2005/06 Premier League season following a bizarre bout of food poisioning among Martin Jol’s playing squad.Spurs lost 2-1 to West Ham at the Boleyn Ground while Arsenal battled past Wigan by a scoreline of 4–2 - but there was more to the unexpected defeat than meets the eye.The likes of Edgar Davids, Robbie Keane and Michael Carrick among others were forced to take to the field just hours after a dodgy hotel lasagne left many feeling nauseous.The experienced Jol said after the match: “I have never experienced anything like this in football before.”And explained when asked which of his players were left ill: “I can sum up the players who were not sick.

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