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Published 13:43 6 Sept 2015 BST

The former Barnet player-manager proved that you simply don't forget how to strike a ball when two absolute rockets found the top corner.
The goggled midfielder, who made his name with Ajax, AC Milan and Juventus - before moving to Spurs in 2005, could likely do a job off the subs bench for quite a few sides.
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He's not put a bloody ounce of fat on since retiring last year and we'd be quite happy to have just a sixth of Davids' six-pack when we're 42.

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