Former England Striker Peter Crouch Acts as Mascot for Non-League Farnham Town

Peter Crouch, the 6ft 7in former England and Premier League striker, made a surprising appearance as the mascot for non-league Farnham Town FC after finishing last in his fantasy football league. The 44-year-old, known for his career at Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur with 145 league goals, embraced the full mascot role by leading the team out, participating in halftime activities, and engaging with fans at the Memorial Ground in Surrey. This unique forfeit was arranged by his podcast co-hosts, and fans were delighted by the stunt, praising Crouch's good humor and interaction with supporters. Farnham Town, newly promoted in the Southern League Premier Division South, maintained an unbeaten start with a 2-2 draw in the match Crouch attended. The event drew a record crowd for the club and showcased Crouch's continued connection with football and his fanbase, despite his retirement from professional play in 2019. His participation included photo sessions, autograph signing, and even scoring a penalty during the event, highlighting his ongoing popularity and charismatic presence.