- "HOT DOG!"
– Petr the Czech
Petr the Czech is a Czech (as his surname suggests) former football and ice hockey player who played as a goalkeeper.
Bio[]
Appearance[]
Petr the Czech has light skin and brown eyes. His hair covered by a helmet reminiscence of Mickey Mouse ears, with voice similar to Zlatan Egohimovic. The reason Čech wears a helmet because he injured his head with collision to Stephen Hunt, when Chelsea played against Reading in 2006. However, upon retiring from football in real life, Čech revealed his short, straight brunette hair reaching his ears.
Personality[]
Čech has high-pitched voice similar to Mickey Mouse.
History[]
Čech was riding Chelsea's bus with his fellow teammates after they won the 2014/15 Premier League title. He appeared with his team Chelsea FC against Banchester City F.C. After Chelsea won the EFL final of same season, Čech stated that he would celebrate by going to Disneyland.
Čech joined Arsenal Fan TV FC in 2015, having won the Care in the Community Shield playing against his former club Chelsea FC. He presented himself as Petr the Czech and played drums in the 2015/16 Premier League season, impressing Arsey Whinger. Čech made a save against West Hammers but his team lost anyway; it was revealed that he was part of Roman's operation "Trojan Horse". Arsey Whinger wanted to give him back to Chelsea, but Jose Moaninho and Roman Imveryrich rejected.
Whinger asked him to save the balls in a match against Salahpool and Petr did that, leaving with a clean sheet. The manager fell in love with him after seeing his perfomance.
Wacky Races[]
Čech led the Gunners cannon during the second and third rounds of the Wacky Races. He crashed the cannon in the Wacky Races, saying that he was normally in the control of buses.
Relationships[]
Peter the Czech cares for his teammates very much, as shown when he was listening to The Special Juan's outburst and after Gary Vkahill Blue broke Per Merthetractor's nose.
Trivia[]
- In 442oons, the height of Petr and the height of Tibo Caughtout are approximately the same.