Twellman is Bay State bachelor
Twellman in Cosmo
The New England Revolution's sweet-faced forward -- Taylor Twellman -- has been named the Bay State's hottest bachelor by Cosmopolitan. He'll be featured in the November issue of the magazine and will attend a party in New York to celebrate when it comes out on Oct. 13.
Twellman, who split last year from wife Lindsay, reveals in his Cosmo Q&A that he hates talking to women about his job ("I'm looking for a girl who's about being with me, not about being with a soccer player," he says), and that he's into ladies who wear white tops with jeans and high heels. Good to know.
Cosmo's November issue also features love advice from NFL personalities -- including Patriot Wes Welker and former Pat Matt Cassel. Welker says in the mag that he doesn't like e-mail snoops. "Call me so you know where I am, follow me to see if I'm doing what I say I'm doing, hire a private investigator ... but whatever you do, do not snoop through my e-mail or cell phone." Cassel reveals what a woman could say to turn him off. "I had garlic for lunch."
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