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He’s big, he’s red... he’s in a bubble bath with Mark Clattenburg? 🛁⚽️

This compilation celebrates the hilarious advertising career of Peter Crouch. Known for never taking himself too seriously, "Crouchy" has become the king of comedy commercials. From recreating Dirty Dancing in the legendary Paddy Power ads to teaching Andrea Pirlo how to celebrate like an Englishman for Uber Eats, this video collects his best marketing moments.

Featured Adverts in this compilation:

Paddy Power "Love Football Intimately" (2022): The viral masterpiece where Crouch takes a bubble bath with referee Mark Clattenburg and recreates the Dirty Dancing lift!

Uber Eats "Crouchy teaches Pirlo" (2018): Watch Peter try to explain the "Robot" dance to the legendary Italian midfielder Andrea Pirlo during the World Cup.

Pringles "Can Football" (2006/2008): The classic commercials featuring Crouch alongside other stars like Fernando Torres and Cesc Fàbregas.

Virgin Media (2021): Features Crouch using his height to his advantage (and disadvantage).

Ted Baker "T for Tall" (2019): A rare fashion campaign specifically designed for his 6ft 7in frame.

L'Oreal Men Expert (Various): Banter-filled spots with his friend Jamie Redknapp.

Chery Tiggo 9 (2024/2026): Recent spots featuring his wife Abbey Clancy.

📺 Why watch? Unlike many footballers who act stiff and awkward in commercials, Peter Crouch embraces the awkwardness. Whether he is mocking his own height, doing the robot, or getting into trouble with his wife Abbey Clancy, these adverts prove why he is one of the most likeable figures in British sport.

💡 Did You Know?

The Dirty Dancing Lift: In the 2022 Paddy Power ad, that was actually Peter Crouch lifting referee Mark Clattenburg! Crouch confirmed on his podcast that while wires were used for safety, he had to physically hold the lift, joking that Clattenburg was "lighter than he looks."

The "Robot" Origin: Peter Crouch's signature "Robot" celebration—which appears in his Uber Eats and Pringles ads—was actually born at a David Beckham house party in 2006. Crouch started doing it as a joke on the dancefloor, and it became so iconic that brands now specifically pay him to do it in commercials 20 years later.

Height Issues: When filming the Ted Baker campaign, the directors had to build custom door frames on the set because Crouch (at 6ft 7in) kept hitting his head on the standard props, ruining the "cool" fashion vibe they were trying to create!

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