i fucking love Kenny.
Crouch believes Stoke can upset the Anfield club he represented from 2005 to 2008.
But he will explain in Stoke's official programme for the Liverpool game that he expects a stern test against a side who have been rejuvenated since Kenny Dalglish replaced Roy Hodgson as manager in January.
Crouch added: "Luis Suarez has been on fire, they have Andy Carroll there who is very talented, Craig Bellamy has just arrived from Manchester City and I know Stewart Downing from England so they have some very good options.
"They have strengthened but so have we.
"I mean, I look around our dressing room and we have some fantastic players in there as well.
"I know from being an opposing player that nobody enjoys coming here and playing against Stoke.
"It's always an incredibly hard game to play in, so we have the belief that we can win the game."
Stoke boss Tony Pulis, pictured left, has dropped a heavy hint that he will unleash Crouch against Liverpool. But the giant striker's fellow deadline-day recruits, Wilson Palacios and Cameron Jerome, may have to wait for their debuts as Pulis works on building up their fitness.
The manager is hoping fans will be patient as they wait to see Palacios, who cost £6m from Tottenham, and Jerome, who was snapped up for £4m from Birmingham.
Palacios is hoping to shake off the effects of a knee injury to make the Liverpool game, but Pulis won't pressure the Honduras international.
Pulis said: "Wilson has been injured so we are not sure whether he will be fit to start on Saturday or whether we need to give him a couple of weeks to get him up and running.
"We are hoping Peter will hit the ground running and do smashing for us, and the same for Cameron.
"But Cameron has missed a lot of pre-season through injury.
"He is a little bit behind, but Peter can't wait to get going.
"He can't wait for Saturday, especially against one of his old clubs."