"Crouch" Tiger Hidden Problems

Ben Hardinge by Contributor Written on June 15, 2009
PORTSMOUTH, UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 18:  Peter Crouch of Portsmouth in action during the Barclays Premier League match between Portsmouth and Sunderland at Fratton Park on May 18, 2009 in Portsmouth, England.  (Photo by Bryn Lennon/Getty Images) (Photo by Bryn Lennon/Getty Images)
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I hope that for once in his life, Storrie is right, and Crouch didn't mean it to sound like that, because in and around Fratton Park, Crouchy has been a genuinely nice guy, worked hard, and scored us goals.

Do we really want to see him leave? I have heard people say on BBC606 forums that Jamie's Dad could offer a swap of Bent for Crouch, but would you take it? I'm not sure. We'd still need to bring in another striker on top of him.

Still backs up the fact that Redknapp is still after a load of Pompey players or ex-Pompey players for Spurs - Muntari, Diarra, Crouch, Johnson, James, whilst he already has Defoe.
At least Johnson will most likely go to Liverpool or Chelsea, even though I'm still hoping he doesn't go.

James most likely won't go, probably because of his age, and Muntari and Diarra won't want to move from two of the biggest clubs in the world (Inter and Real Madrid), to play under Redknapp at a dodgy London club, who can only get a mid-table finish and no realistic European ambitions.

Kranjcar has also committed his future to Portsmouth, as all speculation surrounding his move has been very quiet now.

"He's Big, He's Blue, He Scores With Abbey Too. PETER CROUCH, PETER CROUCH"
Let's hope we'll still be hearing that next season.

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