That Fashion Episode

That Peter Crouch Podcast

BBC

Sports, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Soccer

4.9 • 26.6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Footballers tend to have a lot of spare time and a lot of cash, so why do they get it so wrong so often? Crouch talks everything from haircuts and strange endorsements to a suit fitting with David Beckham. We’ll re-live some of his own questionable fashion choices and learn all about those maverick team mates who love to push the boundaries. (This episode contains adult humour and some strong language).

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC Radio 5 Live
0:02.0	I love everyone and welcome back to this
0:07.0	Good start, good start, I was flying there, it was a groove
0:10.0	We won't get that back
0:14.9	I don't know what top cast is, that's brilliant
0:17.4	Me playing on the left wing, it's not an option
0:20.3	I'll probably cling to someone like yourself
0:22.4	Try and hope that you'll protect me from the bullies
0:24.6	I was Karl's fault
0:25.8	Classic Karl is it
0:26.8	Damn you Thomas Schaffernacher
0:28.4	Was he a good dancer Frank Lampert?
0:30.0	Errr, I've got it's like bargain hunt
0:32.0	Now I'm on the madras and I'm on the verge of a vindaloo
0:34.7	Not sure that bit will make it
0:35.8	If you manage to get a photo of any extra
0:38.0	I will
0:38.9	I'm here Karl, no
0:42.6	Hello everyone, we're back with episode 7 of that Peter Crouch podcast
0:47.6	Tom Ford, I'm some Chris Stark with me as usual
0:50.7	Have you been getting on without me boys?
0:52.7	Well, what would you say Tom?
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