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Mark White

‘The Golden Generation sub’: Peter Crouch explains why he never felt the pressure while playing for England

Peter Crouch of England celebrates after completing his hatrick and scoring his team's sixth goal during the International Friendly between England and Jamaica at Old Trafford on June 3, 2006 in Manchester, England.

Former England striker Peter Crouch has explained to FourFourTwo why he never felt the same kind of pressure as much of the rest of the Golden Generation – and why he loved playing for England as much as he did.

Crouch had a record of around one goal in two games playing international football, going to the 2006 World Cup and becoming a reliable squad player, especially for Sven Goran Eriksson. Looking back on those days, he told FFT about how the tense nature of the national setup didn't really affect him.

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