Peter Crouch..

[Youvebeenrangered]

Watching soccer Saturday, they were saying if spurs get another striker in Peter Crouch would most likely be surplus to requirements..

Now I know full well he is well out of our range while were in the championship, but if we managed to get promotion I think it wouldn't be too far fetched that we could be in the running to get him should be become available!..

Fan of the club, I believe his dad is aswell, I remember bumping into them
Both in the south Africa road stand shortly after Peter was sold to Aston villa just before Kick off.. Anyway..

Your thoughts!? Possible?...

[DelTrotter]

He's a ranger, we've got good relations with spurs, hes from the area and he'd be starting every week. Its possible, but if any other prem team's interested we wont get him.

[BennyBoyRs]

Crouch ain't a ranger I'm afraid to say.

[DelTrotter]

Thought he was?

[qprrulelondon]

hes a season ticket holder at the sc um

[rockandroll]

he is ranger fan

[Frode]

Crouch ain't a ranger I'm afraid to say.

Liverpool striker Peter Crouch has confirmed that he is most certainly not a Chelsea fan, and never has been. And what’s more his dad has become a Red since Peter joined the five-times Champions of Europe.

It’s no secret that Crouch’s dad was a Chelsea fan as Crouch was growing up, and that he also became a season ticket holder there. But that support didn’t stick for Crouch junior, who was more interested in one of Chelsea’s London rivals, QPR. After the quarter-final on Wednesday Crouch was asked about his dad’s support of Chelsea but some interpretations the next day put Crouch down as a Chelsea fan himself, which he’s not exactly happy about: “I was stitched up a bit with that!” he said.

Not all football supporters follow in their father’s footsteps in terms of who they support, and that’s how it was for the Liverpool striker: “When I was younger my dad did take me to see Chelsea, but when I was with my mates I was more a QPR fan, so it's not like I was ever a big Chelsea supporter.”

[Youvebeenrangered]

Pretty sure I read somewhere his dad was Qpr, remember him saying on soccer am he used to allways watch Qpr and Chelsea as a kid.. Prob has a soft spot for us..

[BennyBoyRs]

he is ranger fan

No...he is not.

Your oversea view won't change that.

[irememberlesley]

He was a regular at both us and Chelsea in his younger days. Even his book didn't say which team he truly supported.

[Frode]

...Unlike some players who join this club you have never claimed to be a Liverpool supporter but there is some confusion as to what club you followed as a boy. Can you clear this up?

My dad was a massive Chelsea fan and I used to go with him to Stamford Bridge quite regularly but my mates were all QPR fans and so I used to also go to some games at Loftus Road with them. I never really classed myself as a fan of either but since playing for QPR I'd say my allegiance is more towards them. They are the team whose results I look out for. I don't care for Chelsea anymore; there is no allegiance there whatsoever. In fact, seeing as they are our rivals now, I hope they lose every game!

Have you always been a striker and who would you say were your boyhood idols?

Yes, I've always played up front. When my dad took me to Chelsea I think Kerry Dixon was probably the one going forward and scoring all the goals so I'd say he was a hero of mine back then. There was also Roy Wegerle at QPR; he was a fantastic player in his day