Tag Archives: Luis Suarez

On Football

Posted on 28 June 2014 by catholicsensibility

NPR has five reasons why the world’s football (not the pigskin) has a sudden surge in popularity in the States. Will it last in a way opposite from the 70’s, when I played the sport and rooted for my hometown … Continue reading →

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Suarez Sinks the English

Posted on 19 June 2014 by catholicsensibility

I see the Liverpool striker has sunk all his English mates from the Premier League with two goals today. I knew his history, abusing opponents verbally and physically. Watching him this season, I was impressed with his work ethic and unselfishness. … Continue reading →

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