Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Peter Crouch has given a glowing verdict on one of the players at the club after the win over Bulgarian club Ludogorets Razgradon Thursday night. Peter Crouch was on BT Sports to deliver his analysis on the Europa League Group J match. Summer signing Carlos …
In the aftermath of the Merseyside derby that left Virgil Van Dijk ruled out for the majority of the season former reds striker Peter Crouch has said that Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford will deeply regret his Knee-high, Studs-up tackle on Van Dijk in the seventh minute of the 287th …
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The veteran spent the second half of the 2018-19 season representing Burnley, but he arrived at the Turf Moor only till the conclusion of the season and given that he couldn’t do anything extraordinary during his brief stay at the club, it seems unlikely that they would be interested in …
Peter Crouch has been at Burnley for two months and the former Liverpool forward is impressed with the calibre of strikers in the club. Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood are the two main forwards at the club and both players have forged a fruitful partnership this season. Wood has been …
Since Tim Howard made his arrival to Everton, he has been a consistent starter for the Premier League club and the current campaign is no different as he is the preferred choice of Roberto Martinez.
Everton went through one of their toughest matches of the season as they travelled to Stamford Bridge in order to play against Chelsea and they suffered a 1-0 loss during the last few seconds of the match. If they could have secured a draw, then Everton could have seen themselves ahead of Manchester United in the Premier League standings.
Tim Howard had his work cut out as he made a number of saves throughout the entire match against Chelsea but at the 93rd minute, John Terry was able to put the ball past the American goalkeeper and despite being able to make 7 saves in the entirety of the encounter, it wasn’t enough for Everton to hold on to the draw.
Peter Crouch is reportedly wanted by the Championship club Queens Park Rangers. Harry Redknapp who is in charge at QPR has already worked with the veteran striker quite a few times in the past and he is interested to do that again.
Crouch who has become 33 years old now has been in fine form at Stoke this season. His league goals’ tally for the season reads 6 and that clearly suggests how well he has played for the Potters.
Crouch is one of those players who have changed clubs frequently during his playing career. He has been active in professional arena for about 15 years and in that period; he has already played for 12 clubs. He doesn’t usually stick to a club for more than a couple of years.
However, he has been at Stoke City since quite some time now. He had landed at the Britannia Stadium in August 2011 and he has already spent 2 and half years there.
