Crouch sorry about red card, says Spurs skipper Dawson

Peter Crouch apologised to his team-mates for his red card that was key to Tottenham’s defeat against Real Madrid last night, Michael Dawson has revealed.

Crouch sorry about red card, says Spurs skipper Dawson
Wed, 06 Apr, 2011 - 10:21

Peter Crouch apologised to his team-mates for his red card that was key to Tottenham’s defeat against Real Madrid last night, Michael Dawson has revealed.

With Spurs already 1-0 down thanks to Emmanuel Adebayor’s opener, the England striker saw red after just 15 minutes for two needless fouls on Marcelo and Sergio Ramos.

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