David Edgar

And from the national team perspective, I don't think that was there in the past, but the pressure was absolutely enormous on players like that.

Like,

Not just for England, but you're playing for Newcastle United.

That's all that they care about in that city, right?

So walking around, you lose on a... Yeah, you might have been bad.

This was back then, but you could go out on a Saturday night if you wanted on a Saturday, but not if you didn't.

It was simple.

Oh, yeah.

Again, that was something that just didn't feel real.

You look at the players, and even in the starting 11 in the last game of the season when we got relegated, you've got Damien Duff, James Milner, Obafemi Martins...

Kieran Dyer, like you shouldn't ever be relegated and somehow it happens.

And that's, again, the beauty of football over there with promotion and relegation, but it's something that, like that club was just in a spiral at the time until the ownership was changed.

Yeah, that was a different one.

But yeah, again, I wouldn't change it for the world.

You learn...

it's just so many cool experiences in football and getting to do what you love day to day.

It's doesn't matter where you do it.

Right.

No, I appreciate it guys.

Have a great day.