If anyone can be relied upon to crack a smile in the sometimes overly straight-faced world of professional football, it is lofty Stoke striker Peter Crouch. That is, until somebody tries to imitate his now trademark goal celebrations. Speaking on Sky's Soccer AM, the 34-year-old front man gave an in-depth analysis on where it all went 'horribly wrong' for Potters team-mate Charlie Adam following his wonder strike against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge last Saturday. Charlie Adam (second right) celebrates his stunning goal against Chelsea with his Stoke team-mates . Peter Crouch was at hand to give his verdict on Adam's dancing skills on Sky's Soccer AM chat show . Crouch originally brought the robot celebration into prominence for England against Jamaica in 2006 . And Crouch was a more than qualified judge for the verdict, as it was his famed robot celebration from England's 6-0 against Jamaica ahead of the 2006 World Cup that got the revival treatment from his Potters pal. After appearing on the long-running football chat show the previous weekend, Adam was asked by hosts Helen Chamberlain and Max Rushden to 'do the robot' if he netted against Jose Mourinho's Premier League high-flyers. After smashing home Stoke's equaliser from 65-yards over the head of Blues goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, the former Liverpool midfielder ran to the touchline to greet Crouch, who started on the bench during the 2-1 loss for Mark Hughes' men. The former England striker even went as far as to highlight where Adam was going wrong . The former Liverpool and Tottenham striker was less than impressed with Adam's efforts to imitate him . 'Obviously we're all in agreement it's a fantastic strike from Charlie Adam,' Crouch admitted. Less impressed with his post-strike antics, Crouch's critique on his Britannia Stadium colleague pulled no punches. 'He goes into the celebration far too quickly. No warm up.' 'As you can see he's not got his arm in the 90 degree angle that a robot should start. 'The arms, the shoulders are all coming over in the wrong direction and he just needs to needs to be a bit looser.' 'It's a real shame, because obviously he's got genuine intent and love for the robot, but he's just got a lot of it wrong.' We'll look forward to seeing Crouch show us all how it's done when he's next on the score sheet. Adam (centre) re-enacted Crouch's celebration after letting fly from inside his own half against Chelsea . Thibaut Courtois was not out of position, but he couldn't do anything about Adam's sublime strike . Adam's audacious effort was clocked at more than 45 miles per hour and came from inside his own half .
Peter Crouch analysed Charlie Adam's robot celebration against Chelsea .
The midfielder scored from his own half at Stamford Bridge on Saturday .
Adam followed his goal with a light-hearted ode to his Stoke team-mate .
The Scot was asked to perform the act by Sky's Soccer AM presenters .
Crouch made the celebration famous whilst playing for England in 2006 .