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Peter Crouch had his fellow BT Sport pundits in stitches during Wednesday night’s coverage for the Champions League semi-final first leg clash between Liverpool and Villarreal at Anfield.
Rio Ferdinand, Michael Owen and Peter Crouch believe that Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool are the best team from Anfield they have ever seen. Under Klopp they have become one of — if not the — best teams in England and Europe, and have one Premier League and one Champions League trophy already. Ad/> They remain locked in pursuit for another league table this season with Manchester City, and beat Villarreal in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final on Wednesday night.
“Good evening”. Así se presentaba Unai Emery durante sus ruedas de prensa cuando entrenaba al Arsenal. Daba las buenas tardes antes de contestar las preguntas de los periodistas, pero su pronunciación y los resultados logrados al frente de los gunners no dejaron una muy buena impresión en Inglaterra. El técnico vasco recogió el testigo de Arsène Wenger, tarea harto complicada, y fue despedido a los 18 meses. Las actuaciones y los resultados del equipo fueron el motivo esgrimido por el club, que despidió a Emery después de una racha de siete encuentros sin ganar.
Former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch says Steven Gerrard told him scoring against Everton would make him 'remembered forever'.
Darwin Nunez is a 'rough diamond' and 'nowhere near the finished article' amid links over a potential transfer to Newcastle United. That is the view of BT Sport pundits Peter Crouch, Steve McManaman and Michael Owen who delivered their verdicts on the in-form Benfica forward.
Former Liverpool midfielder Steve McManaman has described his old club's pursuit of an unprecedented quadruple as 'nigh on impossible' despite their progression into the Champions League semi-finals on Wednesday.
Former Liverpool midfielder Steve McManaman has described his old club’s pursuit of an unprecedented quadruple as “nigh on impossible” despite their progression into the Champions League semi-finals on Wednesday.
Manchester City host Liverpool on Sunday in what could be a defining clash in the race for the Premier League title.