Save Our Beautiful Game

Former footballer Peter Crouch returns to the grass roots club he played for early in his career, Dulwich Hamlet F.C., but discovers that the club is in crisis. He faces an uphill struggle to bring back fans and to sign some players.

Under pressure to find more regular income for the club, Peter thinks a music festival could be the answer. However, his wife Abbey Clancy, has serious doubts

Dulwich Hamlet's winning streak means promotion is a possibility. Peter must get the club's facilities up to standard or risk throwing away the team's hard work.

The club face a serious battle to renew their lease and an emotional visit to Bury after the loss of their club, motivates the start of Peters Campaign.

Dulwich Hamlet host the world's first match played by a Transgender Women's team. Plus, Peter tries to secure a permanent training ground.

While the men's team are struggling after a winter of the pandemic, lack of training facilities and a poor club infrastructure, the women's team make it to a major cup final. Plus, Peter works to build the club's legacy with a new youth academy despite his growing demands on his time outside of the club with TV punditry bookings and his increasingly successful podcast.

In the final episode of the series. Peter reflects on the club's progress over the season and his campaign to show the importance of grassroots clubs ends with a march to the Houses of Parliament. Will Peter influence the politicians to put new laws in place for football at grass roots level and save the beautiful game?