That Hotels Episode

That Peter Crouch Podcast

BBC

Sports, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Soccer

4.9 • 26.6K Ratings

🗓️ 7 April 2021

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Crouchy tells us what really happens when an entire football team pitches up at a hotel. From issues with wi-fi, strict managers banning things from the kitchen and players who crash weddings, here’s your guide to staying in hotels as if you’re a professional footballer. Chris and Tom discuss more Dragons Den ideas and Peter thinks we’ve found ‘the one’.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds Music Radio Podcasts
0:04.8	This is Denise Van Aalten, the following podcast
0:07.4	may contain strong language and adult themes.
0:10.1	If you don't like it, you can be off.
0:13.1	Crouchy P on the MIC.
0:16.2	We're doing this not for free. We're doing it for the massive.
0:19.1	Got a bash out of quit-mike-dine slot as chickens in the local park.
0:22.3	Was it David? Was it David?
0:24.1	No, not that phrase.
0:25.4	One that David said to you.
0:27.4	I don't want to do that.
0:28.5	That's why I was really surprised.
0:30.1	Pancake. Pancake. Pancake. Pancake. Pancake.
0:34.0	Who is the pancake of the Premier League?
0:35.6	That should be on the star, Eric.
0:37.3	Everyone's gone for land no tourists.
0:41.2	Hello and welcome to another episode of that Peter Crouch podcast of the Peter Crouch.
0:45.6	Tom Fordyce and Chris Starkel with me.
0:47.5	You okay, boys?
0:49.0	Yeah, I'm fine, but Chris, I'm worried about you.
0:51.5	You've got your...
0:52.8	Just looking at the zoom here. You've got your...
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