The podcast has been well received, winning the 2019 British Podcast Awards Spotlight Award. The judges said That Peter Crouch Podcast, "found a totally new perspective on one of the nation’s most discussed pastimes. Full of wit and personality, this is a podcast that has brought people together, regardless of which club they support." [5] [6] The podcast also won a silver award for the "Best Sports Show" at the 2020 Audio and Radio Industry Awards. [7] Series overview [ edit ] Season

Here’s how social media users reacted as Peter Crouch leaves viewers in hysterics after he slips over attempting the crossbar challenge…

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To the astonishment of all involved, the long-awaited and frequently doubted Crouchfest actually comes to fruition, and in ways no-one could ever imagine.

Fortunately, over the last decade or so, there has been a sharp rise in the importance for greater awareness and transparency in relation to the mental health of professional athletes. For too long it has been glossed over just how much of a struggle it can be to cope with the pressure, both online and verbal abuse come hand in hand with being in the modern sporting spotlight. Lewis suggests that a similar attitude to health and wellbeing needs to be directed at those officiating the game too.

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I never thought Trevor Sinclair was as good as everyone else did (*that* goal, and the first-time lob from the halfway line against City, notwithstanding) RobJVale: I can watch this over and over 😂 I know it might have hurt but the face slap on the ground is my fav bit 😂😂 at this point i think the best course is to operate and build a routine in my own apartment, work hard on my own. he can do his thing. we’re both still building our careers and haven’t been dating long (8 months) to try to operate like a well oiled singular machine. we can meet in the middle on low maintenance days to do an activity together like a workout, meal prep together. or other quality time tings. what do you think?

I went to university in Leeds, and there were people there who had gone to Old Trafford every week, rather than once a season and even then sitting in the main stand rather than standing in the away end. So I stopped saying I supported United. I started going to Elland Road every week, and saw most of the Wilkinson promotion season — every term time game — which was great. I feel so bad that I ruined potentially two players' Arsenal careers, and would like to apologise to Jenko and Debuchy. If nothing else it's nice to get it off my chest. As a Chelsea fan, I love the tenacity and winning mentality of the team in tough situations. It has given us some really great moments over the past few years. Nor am I undermining the importance of a solid defence.Billy Bragg was the man responsible for talking him into it in the first place. "Billy's a very persuasive person," Weller smiles, "a very amiable, likeable person, and he's genuine, very into what he does. He was aware of what I distrusted, and he doesn't defend it either, but he sees the ultimate aim as much greater, and he's probably right. Before the Wedge, the Style Council had done a lot independently, raised a lot of money in benefits. But after the Wedge we were so disillusioned it all stopped. We were totally cynical about all of it." From crazy formations to bizarre instructions from a manager, Peter Crouch takes us inside the baffling world of tactics and what managers like Rafael Benitez are like in training

But you know how it is: you start watching a team all the time, and before you know it, you support them. He had been working as a pundit for his former club’s clash, but will come away from it having gone viral with Joe Cole also seen left crying with laughter. I left the interview with Lewis with a far clearer idea of the motives behind getting involved in refereeing and felt he had painted the picture of a footballing official as being far more human and relatable than the dark picture currently on display within the footballing world.

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I'm not sure if Phil ever played on the right wing again. I do know that shortly after, he was shipped off to Everton. I would like to think that game alone didn't have anything to do with the decision to let him go. Although the striker hit the bar we still believe that we broke him down mentally and caused that mistake. I did not realise quite how close I was and he looked up at me, visibly upset. Which made me feel terrible. Safe to say, I shrivelled into a cocoon and have never publicly insulted a player at a football match again.