They say legends aren’t born — they’re made. And for four unforgettable seasons, Anderson Silva Baro carved their name into club folklore with passion, leadership, and performances that spoke louder than words. Plus doesn’t look like his going anywhere anytime soon as he signs on for a 5th season at the club

In this special edition of Player Chat, we sat down with the Anderson to speak about his ups and downs during their time at club. From unforgettable goals to gritty team talks,

how does it feel to be considered a club legend?

have no words thank to the manager that trusted me thanks to the owner thanks to the players that I played with over the years grateful to be here

What has kept you motivated and committed to the club year after year?

I say the people that work with every day people the help me to be where I’m now thank to then I keep enjoying every moment of football

How do you think the club has grown since your first season here?

the club has growth so much since I joined with a lot of people working from behind the scene and helping each other

What’s been your most unforgettable moment in an Athletic Newham shirt?

for sure the goal i scored in the FA Cup vs Chipstead amazing goal

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Is there a particular game or goal that stands out for you across these five seasons?

I will say goal against barking last season, and game against Romford where the team played the best football was beautiful to watch never forget

What’s been your toughest challenge since joining the club—and how did you overcome it?

I will definitely say the FA Vase the year we where close to the final, and we all know we would have been in the final, before we get kicked out that was tough, but with the team we have to help each other to move on

As one of the longest-serving players, how do you support and guide the younger players in the squad?

I always try to help and guide the younger player to adapt quickly to the team and enjoy every moment at the club

How has your role in the team changed over the seasons—both on and off the pitch?

My role as change a lot over the years with different managers, I always listen and do what the best for the team

What does wearing the club badge mean to you personally?

Means a lot to me means representing the city as well