
Peter Crouch
Cast
- Born
- January 30, 1981 · Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, UK
- Birth name
- Peter James Crouch
This hugely popular former Liverpool, Spurs, Stoke and England footballer called time on his playing career in July 2019 and joined Gabby Logan and John Bishop in hosting 'Back of the Net'. He finished his playing career at the highest level, rising from humble beginnings in non-league football before going on to play for many different teams around the country in the Premier League. In fact, he played for 14 teams in a career that lasted 19 years, scoring 108 goals in the Premier League which puts him in an elite bracket of strikers to have broken the 100+ mark. In 2017, he broke Alan Shearer's record for most headed goals in Premier League history. Peter started his career as a trainee at Tottenham Hotspur before going out on loan to teams such as Dulwich Hamlet and IFK Hässleholm (in Sweden) before signing permanently for QPR in July 2000. After a one-year stint with The Hoops he played for various other teams such as Portsmouth, Aston Villa and Norwich before finally making a name for himself at Southampton in the 2004-05 season where he scored 12 goals in 18 starts. That quickly caught the eye of one of the most prestigious clubs in world football - Liverpool FC. Although his first 22 games passed without him scoring a goal, he finally grabbed his first for the club against Wigan Athletic and went on to score a total of 42 goals across all competitions for Liverpool in a 3-year spell in which he helped win the FA Cup and the FA Community Shield. He played for England 42 times, scoring a remarkable 22 goals which gives him one of the best goals-per-game ratios of any England striker in history. Since hanging up his boots, he has been involved in several successful media ventures including: 'Back of the Net', punditry, 'That Peter Crouch Podcast', has authored two books and has a Ted Baker clothing line.
Cast
- 2026England 2006: The Golden GenerationSelf (archiveFootage)
- 20262026 FIFA World CupSelf - Spectator (uncredited)
- 2025The Miracle of Istanbul: Liverpool 2005Self - Liverpool Attacker
- 2025Danny Dyer, Coleen Rooney and Gemma Collins Star in New Paddy Power Gaming AdvertPoker Table Player
- 2024DefoeSelf
- 2024Agent Provocateur: Christmas 2024
- 2023That Peter Crouch FilmSelf
- 2022RooneySelf (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 2022Drink It In: The Rise of Man CitySelf (archiveFootage)
- 2021The Masked Dancer UKSelf - Panel
- 2021Crouchy's Year-Late EurosSelf - Presenter
- 2021Save Our Beautiful GameSelf
- 2020Ted LassoPeter Crouch
- 2020XMAS Live: Cheers from 3 TiersSelf - Guest
- 2020Peter Crouch: Save Our SummerSelf - Presenter
- 2020The Masked Singer UKSelf - Guest Panellist
- 2020Club 2020 DailySelf
- 2020The WheelSelf
- 2020Ultimate GoalSelf
- 2019A Royal Team Talk: Tackling Mental HealthSelf
- 2019Back of the NetSelf - Host
- 2019The Lateish Show with Mo GilliganSelf - Guest
- 2019Premier League Season 2018/2019Self - Burnley
- 2019Amazon Prime: Premier LeagueSelf - Expert Analysis
- 2019I'm a LA....Get Me Out of Here?Self - Contestant
- 2017#Game4GrenfellSelf - Team Ferdinand
- 2016The Premier League ShowSelf
- 2016ITV Sport: Euro 2016Self - Analyst
- 2016BT Sport ScoreSelf - Analyst
- 2015Michael McIntyre's Big ShowSelf
- 2015Play to the WhistleSelf - Team Member
- 2015Capital One Cup TonightSelf - Stoke City
- 2015The Chris Moyles Show on Radio XHimself
- 2014Pride of Britain AwardsSelf
- 2014Good Morning BritainSelf
- 2013BT Sport Football: Premier LeagueSelf - Expert Analysis
- 2012The Greatest Footie Ads EverSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2012The Last LegSelf - Guest
- 2011The Jonathan Ross ShowSelf - Guest
- 2010World Cup's Most Shocking MomentsSelf - Presenter
- 2010England's Worst Ever Football TeamSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2010A League of Their OwnSelf - Guest
- 20102010 FIFA World Cup South AfricaSelf - England
- 2010James Corden's World Cup LiveSelf - Guest
- 2009Goal! IIISelf (archiveFootage)
- 2009The InfectionSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2009Chris Moyles Quiz NightSelf
- 2007The Graham Norton ShowSelf - Guest
- 20072007-2008 UEFA Champions LeagueSelf - Liverpool
- 2006VM-Krönikan 2006Self
- 2006FA Cup Final 2006: West Ham United FC v Liverpool FCSelf - Liverpool
- 2006All the Goals of 2006 FIFA World Cup GermanySelf - England (archiveFootage)
- 2006The One ShowSelf
- 20062006 FIFA World Cup GermanySelf - England
- 2006Rio Ferdinand's World Cup Wind-upsSelf
- 20062006-2007 UEFA Champions LeagueSelf - Liverpool
- 20052005 FIFA Club World Championship FinalSelf - Liverpool
- 2004Strictly Come DancingSelf - Audience Member (uncredited)
- 2004Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes TwoSelf
- 2004Hell's KitchenSelf (uncredited)
- 2004Match of the Day 2Self - Expert Analysis
- 2002Ant & Dec's Saturday Night TakeawaySelf
- 2001LorraineSelf - Guest
- 2001Match of the Day FA CupSelf - Expert Analysis
- 2001Final ScoreSelf - Burnley
- 2001Football FocusSelf
- 2001The PremiershipSelf - Aston Villa
- 2000BreakfastSelf - England International Footballer
- 2000FIFA Club World CupSelf - Liverpool Substitute
- 1997Spice WorldAudience member (uncredited)
- 1997Dream TeamSelf (uncredited)
- 1996TFI FridaySelf
- 1992Soccer AMSelf
- 1992Sky Sports FootballSelf - Liverpool player
- 1992UEFA Champions LeagueSelf
- 1992Goals on SundaySelf
- 1988This MorningSelf
- 1980Children in NeedSelf
- 1970A Question of SportSelf
- 1964Match of the DaySelf - Liverpool
- 1964Midlands TodaySelf - Stoke City
- 1960European Men's Football ChampionshipsSelf - Expert
- 1958Blue PeterSelf