No special treatment for Crouch

International referees have not been told to single out Peter Crouch for special treatment, according to FIFA sources.

Tue, 11 Sep, 2007 - 11:33

International referees have not been told to single out Peter Crouch for special treatment, according to FIFA sources.

Former World Cup referee Graham Poll had claimed that FIFA’s head of refereeing Jose-Maria Garcia-Aranda singled out the Liverpool striker before the finals last year.

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