Brits Abroad: Did Crouch Almost Join Madrid?!

That Peter Crouch Podcast

Tall or Nothing

Sports, Football

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 October 2024

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

On today’s episode of That Peter Crouch Podcast, Crouchy, Chris and Sids are talking all things Brits abroad as they look at some of the best exports to come out of the UK playing in foreign leagues.

The boys look at cultural collisions, language barriers and how brits abroad have to adapt their game when it comes to playing further afield.

We also have a very special guest appearance from none other than Luther Blissett, former AC Milan and Watford legend who spills the beans on just what it was like breaking into Serie A during the 80s.

And stay tuned for Crouchy’s bombshell revelation of how he tried to strong arm himself into the galacticos side, as well as the perfect praise none other than Pep Guardiola lavished upon Peter during his playing days.

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00:00 Introduction and technical difficulties

05:55 Exploring new sports: Hobby horsing

09:01 Brits abroad: Players who played in foreign leagues

21:08 Luther Blissett interview about his time at AC Milan

35:59 Discussing best goals scored against them

41:35 Nostalgia for old football TV shows and montages

46:07 Remembering classic football kit sponsors

52:04 Worst away dressing rooms in the Premier League

54:34 Farming-themed football team lineup

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0:41.2	All right lads let's get real for a second.
0:43.1	Halloween seasons upon us. What's something that scares you? You don't just have to be
0:46.2	anything big. For me, I'll be honest, I'm a little bit claustrophobic.
0:49.1	Oh really? That does scare me, yeah. Getting stuck. Not necessarily lifts quite often large crowds as well, like if I'm just kind of stuck in a,
0:55.6	and I feel like I can't get out, kind of claustrophobic.
0:58.9	What about in the traffic jam?
1:00.1	Yeah, I do get that sometimes.
1:01.7	I don't like being in the back of cars, not just for leg room.
1:05.6	But I am a big fan of the Halloween season, I have to say the outfits, sweet treats, trick or treat it with the kids,
1:11.1	it's always good fun. But since what about the fears that don't disappear in the Halloween decorations come down the real life stuff that keeps us up at night like stress
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