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Peter Crouch went crowd-surfing at a Kasabian gig after scoring against Arsenal

The Potters striker treated himself to a night out after their win over the weekend.
10.47am, 8 Dec 2014
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PETER CROUCH SCORED his first goal in three months on Saturday to help Stoke City earn a 3-2 victory over Arsenal in the Premier League.

The Potters striker then headed off to the O2 Academy Brixton where lad-rockers Kasabian were gigging as part of their current tour, which sees them play Dublin’s Three Arena tonight.

As the Vines below show, Crouch is clearly a big fan of the Leicester band and got himself into the pit before crowd-surfing his way right to the front.
https://vine.co/v/OrKnPqrK6Ht
https://vine.co/v/OrKpK3OivhJ

(h/t: NME)

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    Sep 16th 2016, 6:48 PM

    Love watching him @ lightweight. However I still actually think Duffy would have beaten him if their fight had gone five rounds.

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    Sep 16th 2016, 3:55 PM

    May as well dream there as in bed I suppose

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    Sep 16th 2016, 6:09 PM

    He has been a completely different fighter since he moved up a division.

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