Sentence examples for care about soccer from inspiring English sources

Consider this: Mexico is the U.S. team's biggest and most hated rival, so if patriotism is something you care about, soccer fan or not, you'll root for Cameroon.

Do you care about soccer?

He conceded, however, that he did care about soccer and women.

There were other things to talk about, of course, including just how much America really did care about soccer.

(Runners-up: Ciaran Carson's dreamlike, mesmerizing novel "Shamrock Tea," and David Winner's "Brilliant Orange: The Neurotic Genius of Dutch Football" — a great read even if you think you don't care about soccer or the Netherlands).

It seems to think I am a very, very big fan of professional wrestling – I blame my article on the Gawker case, which I shared on Facebook like a dutiful Guardian employee – and like the Tasmanian football championship, though I don't care about soccer and have never been to Tasmania.

And what percent cares about soccer?

As the number of Americans who cared about soccer vastly increased, FIFA took notice of the potential opportunities to cash in on new marketing opportunities and broadcasting contracts.

"Ghana going through … despite having lost to the U.S. would be a pretty good way to get Americans to quit caring about soccer again," Sonny Bunch, the managing editor of the Washington Free Beacon, a conservative Web site, lamented.

Who needs cold, hard facts – about hamstrings, tactics or whether the most powerful nation in the world now cares about soccer – when highs, lows and wildly unlikely romance are in such ready supply?

"Soccer is all I care about," the waiter said.