Peter Crouch reveals one special thing that ‘elevates’ Aston Villa to a whole new level

gamehuzc July 4, 2023

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Peter Crouch, a former Aston Villa striker, has described Villa Park as a “special” environment to play.

Crouch was a player with Villa from 2002 to 2004. Before departing for Southampton, he made 43 appearances for the club and scored six goals.

It indicates that he had the opportunity to temporarily name Villa Park his home. The club has ambitions to expand Villa’s stadium, which is one of the oldest in the Premier League.

In a recent interview with That Peter Crouch Podcast, Crouch discussed what it was like to play at Villa Park. The former striker also suggested that it ought to host the FA Cup semifinal once more.

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Former Aston Villa striker Peter Crouch has called Villa Park a “special” place to play.

Crouch played for Villa between 2002 and 2004. He made 43 appearances for the club before leaving for Southampton, scoring six goals.

It suggests that he had the option of temporarily claiming Villa Park as his residence. One of the oldest stadiums in the Premier League, Villa, is one that the team hopes to enlarge.

The experience of playing at Villa Park was covered by Crouch in a recent interview with That Peter Crouch Podcast. The former striker added that the FA Cup semifinal should be held there once more.

Since Villa began playing there in 1897, several noteworthy matches have taken place there. Unai Emery’s team won’t be back in action at the stadium until a little later; their 2023–24 home season will begin on August 19 with a Premier League match against Everton.