That Youth Team Episode

That Peter Crouch Podcast

BBC

Sports, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Soccer

4.9 • 26.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Crouchy describes what a young player goes through in order to make it to the top, how David Ginola helped out and why garage tunes were so important. The boys set themselves a new implausible challenge and want some help submitting architect drawings to Mike Ashley.

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.8	Hello everyone, everyone's favourite iniesta from Mitchum here.
0:09.8	I'll be back with a question for Crouchy.
0:12.6	But before the fun starts, my first job is the language warning.
0:17.4	So the following podcast contains adult themes and some naughty words.
0:22.9	Basically, all the stuff that makes you smart.
0:25.6	I don't know if I'm supposed to say that.
0:28.2	We've just broken down the technicalities of picking balls over bowl.
0:31.7	I'll give you the option now, Crouchy, that you could live to 100, would you go for it?
0:38.9	Vanessa Carlton, Bex, a send you a message.
0:41.5	Ed Sheeran's written you a song, but Mr Islam said Happy Birthday.
0:45.0	That's the real one.
0:45.9	Banuatu, 166th in the world.
0:48.3	Oh, I don't know how it is.
0:49.5	You can have to say something quickly.
0:51.3	Welcome to another episode of that Peter Crouch podcast with me, Peter Crouch.
0:58.1	Series 5, up and running.
1:00.1	Some fall as a Chris start with me as usual, right boys?
1:02.7	You're very dark today, Chris. I can't see much of you. What's going on?
1:05.7	I don't know about you, boys.
1:06.9	I like to have a couple of beers with this.
1:09.2	Last podcast where I played the piano.
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