Tolka Rovers! Talk about a glamor tie!

My cousin was interning at Chicago's NPR station and he would have an hour and 30 minute commute each day and he also read a ton on route. One of the things I miss about being at uni instead of home is that I would always have more time to read on a consistent basis.

Here I go in spurts jumping from one form of media to the other. Right now with the Celtic season beginning, as well as several American sports slowly starting up, I spend most of my time browsing the net for various articles or information as opposed to reading the stack of books I have in the on deck circle.

I funnily enough played cricket at uni, so if you know any decent books there I'd be interested to know. I also brought that and rugby to the camp I used to work at during the summers (and since their high school has its own rugby program now).

India is the team I root for, although I rarely get to see games now.

I may get back into the book cycle in a few days, I'm halfway through several and more are waiting to be read including a book on Errol Flynn, who apparently was quite the character.

I have been looking for different things on the beginnings of American soccer though books like this.

It's $45 bucks. I don't know if its worth it or not. Have you heard of it before?

Your tour of Toronto's best beer bars and brewpubs starts here. Google map these spots and you'll be set for a good pint anywhere in the city.