Peter Crouch

This hugely popular former Liverpool, Spurs, Stoke and England footballer called time on his playing career in July 2019 and joined Gabby Logan and John Bishop in hosting 'Back of the Net'. He finished his playing career at the highest level, rising from humble beginnings in non-league football before going on to play for many different teams around the country in the Premier League. In fact, he played for 14 teams in a career that lasted 19 years, scoring 108 goals in the Premier League which puts him in an elite bracket of strikers to have broken the 100+ mark. In 2017, he broke Alan Shearer's record for most headed goals in Premier League history. Peter started his career as a trainee at Tottenham Hotspur before going out on loan to teams such as Dulwich Hamlet and IFK Hässleholm (in Sweden) before signing permanently for QPR in July 2000. After a one-year stint with The Hoops he played for various other teams such as Portsmouth, Aston Villa and Norwich before finally making a nam