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  • edited February 27
    Didn't Phil Chapple transfer to Peteborough after leaving Charlton?
    Yeah 1998...🤷‍♂️
  • Didn't Phil Chapple transfer to Peteborough after leaving Charlton?
    Very good!
  • The reality TV presenter Pete Wicks is another Pete. I can't think of any footballing Petes.
  • Peter Bonetti
  • edited February 27
    Peter Simpson and Peter Storey from Arsenals 71 double winning team.
    Edit: Not Petes! 
  • Peter crouch
  • cfgs said:
    Schmeichel, Garland both giants of the game.
    In Garland's case Peter became Big Fat
  • Peter crouch
    I've always wondered what would happen if Peter Crouch was walking along the road, looking at his phone and was about to bash his head on some scaffolding. Someone might shout to him, "Peter, crouch". He might reply, "F*** off," and then be severely concussed a second later.
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  • For Pete's sake can everyone stop naming Peters.
  • edited February 27
    Chizz, may ask more questions than Clive Myrie on Mastermind but he has done his research and knew there are very few footballers called Pete.
    TBF Couchy has been called 'Pete' when I have listened to his pod cast but was definitely a Peter when playing.

    Polish Pistol Piotr (Pete)Parzyszek wins the best player called Pete 😱

    LOOK, at 31 now he has scored 115 goals in 345 matches in his career and after checking with the lovely Rachel Riley, that is 1 in 3.
    Also my Polish mate who lives in the Netherlands said he was great for De Graafschap before and after his 5 minutes spell in CAFC 1st team.
  • I certainly can’t come up with a footballing Pete. Being a Peter myself, I have always preferred it to Pete, but many of my friends persist with it and I have long since given up protesting.
    The dj Pete Murray (who is a few months short of his 100th birthday) tried, unsuccessfully, to get people to address him as Peter but he couldn’t make it stick. It looks like all the footballing Peters have all managed to fight off the truncation.
  • Peter crouch
    I've always wondered what would happen if Peter Crouch was walking along the road, looking at his phone and was about to bash his head on some scaffolding. Someone might shout to him, "Peter, crouch". He might reply, "F*** off," and then be severely concussed a second later.
    A bit like seeing your mate Jack at the airport and calling out "Hi,...".
  • edited February 27
    Pete Conrad, not a footballer, but did walk on the moon.
    PS I am a Peter 
  • Sweeney and Whittingham
  • Sweeney and Whittingham
    That’ll be Peter Sweeney and Peter Whittingham then…
  • Wasn’t there a Dutch footballer in the 70s called Piet Kaiser? Does that count?
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  • Wasn’t there a Dutch footballer in the 70s called Piet Kaiser? Does that count?
    No. 

    But it's a darn sight closer to counting than almost every other answer!
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