I remember watching Peter crouch through his time with Liverpool, England and later years. What this documentary shows is the struggles that he has had to go through to get there and how it shaped his career.
The abuse he received, the self doubt which affected his game and made him question if he would make it as a professional footballer are all laid bare. He ended up winning the fans and myself over in the end with his performances, and it's evident how much of a likeable character he is not only in the dressing room but on the terraces and in public.
This documentary shows him to be a class act, and I really enjoyed seeing the connection he has with his wife Abby and his family. The support they have given him is evident, but seeing how the abuse he received early on his career affected him and his family brings home the impact of what you say or do can have on others.
I found it to be a great documentary for football lovers, for me the film shows the human side of footballers and in this case Peter Crouch. Top guy top story.👍👍
The abuse he received, the self doubt which affected his game and made him question if he would make it as a professional footballer are all laid bare. He ended up winning the fans and myself over in the end with his performances, and it's evident how much of a likeable character he is not only in the dressing room but on the terraces and in public.
This documentary shows him to be a class act, and I really enjoyed seeing the connection he has with his wife Abby and his family. The support they have given him is evident, but seeing how the abuse he received early on his career affected him and his family brings home the impact of what you say or do can have on others.
I found it to be a great documentary for football lovers, for me the film shows the human side of footballers and in this case Peter Crouch. Top guy top story.👍👍