Read This Piece!

By Kartik Krishnaiyer

June 14, 2008

Please read Steve Goff’s piece on Santino Quaratna. Once the great hope of American Soccer, Quaranta faced injury, addiction and deceit before finally kicking all of it and emerging as a better person and yes a decent footballer. This is probably the best piece written on an MLS related subject thus far in 2008.

Steve Goff’s Santino Quaranta Piece

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