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David Edgar

Centre-back, born 1987, 12 clubs, 3 loans, 2010s era

David Edgar played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at London City in 2001. His longest spell was at Newcastle United: 4 seasons, 2005–2009. He went out on loan 3 times, to Swansea City, Huddersfield Town, Sheffield United. He returned to Burnley after time away. His last club was Forge FC, where he played until 2020.

  1. London City2001London City, 2001
    Newcastle United2005–09Newcastle United, 2005–09
    Burnley2009–10Burnley, 2009–10
    Swansea City2010loan from BURSwansea City, 2010, on loan from Burnley
  2. Burnley2010–14backBurnley, 2010–14, back after loan
    Birmingham City2014–15Birmingham City, 2014–15
    Huddersfield Town2015loan from BIRHuddersfield Town, 2015, on loan from Birmingham City
    Sheffield United2015–16loan from BIRSheffield United, 2015–16, on loan from Birmingham City
  3. Vancouver Whitecaps2016–17Vancouver Whitecaps, 2016–17
    Nashville SC2018Nashville SC, 2018
    Ottawa Fury2018Ottawa Fury, 2018
    Hartlepool United2019Hartlepool United, 2019
  4. Forge FC2019–20Forge FC, 2019–20

David Edgar’s clubs

YearsClub
2001London City
2005–2009Newcastle United
2009–2010Burnley
2010Swansea CityLoan from Burnley
2010–2014BurnleyReturned
2014–2015Birmingham City
2015Huddersfield TownLoan from Birmingham City
2015–2016Sheffield UnitedLoan from Birmingham City
2016–2017Vancouver Whitecaps
2018Nashville SC
2018Ottawa Fury
2019Hartlepool United
2019–2020Forge FC

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What clubs did David Edgar play for?
David Edgar played for 12 clubs in his senior career: London City, Newcastle United, Burnley, Swansea City, Birmingham City, Huddersfield Town, Sheffield United, Vancouver Whitecaps, Nashville SC, Ottawa Fury, Hartlepool United and Forge FC.
What was David Edgar's last club?
David Edgar's last club was Forge FC (2019–2020).
What was David Edgar's first club?
David Edgar started his senior career at London City in 2001.

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