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Dutch legend Edgar Davids is absolutely gushing over his former Tottenham teammate Ledley King 🐐: 🗣️“I’ve played with a lot of big players… but this man could play… nah, different level, it was levels, levels… LEVELS!” #THFC #COYS 🤍💙❤️‍🩹 #TOTMCI

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Steven Nicholas ray1 year ago

Saw Ledley once in cedars park, and called him god, he giggled, such a top player

Football Confidential 🌐1 year ago

Absolute freak of nature. If he had 2 working knees we’d be talking about him as one of the legends of the game.

Glen1 year ago

Wish those 2 would shut yso Edgar could actually talk. Couple of yappers

♠️18Spurs Marco82♠️1 year ago

Protect @ExpressionsOOZ at all costs SPURS FANS gotta love the bants with wicked Witt & he offers Rodri levels consistency with it 😂👏👏👏 COYS !

Football Confidential 🌐1 year ago

@ExpressionsOOZ I love anyone with this level of support for my club! 🫶

apslup1 year ago

Edgar Davids bigging up Ledley King That cunt Expressions Oozing not being able to shut his loud mouth for 2 minutes

Chris Myers1 year ago

@RomanMyers14

vancefrvr🤍1 year ago

Ex is something else😭😭

Football Confidential 🌐1 year ago

Absolutely 😂

Kieran1 year ago

@Spencer92266211 i told you about ledley king so yes iknow a great centre back when i see one🤫🤫🤫😂😂😂

Football Confidential 🌐1 year ago

@Spencer92266211 He’s a legend.

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