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Articles in June-July, 2003 issue of Soccer Digest

• The office made the man: the national team's World Cup newbie learned and matured on the job, and now he's ready to lead the Colorado Rapids to MLS glory - Pablo Mastroeni, Major League Soccer - Interview
  by Ashley Jude Collie
• Quick quiz - soccer - Brief Article
• Everyone into the pool - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Marcus Stephenson
• Pride and joy: Euro 2004 gives Zinedine Zidane's France and the rest of the Old World's old guard an opportunity to rebound from its World Cup disappointment
  by Clemente Lisi
• Kaizer Chiefs - Club Snapshot
• 2003 A-League schedule - Names and Numbers - Illustration - Calendar
• A breath of fresh air - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Robert Raymond
• We belong: at the Confederations Cup, Carlos Bocanegra and the U.S. have a chance to prove that the 2002 World Cup was no fluke
• It's the stadiums, stupid: with the opening of the Home Depot Center, it's even more clear that the future of MLS depends on soccer-specific stadiums - Major League Soccer
  by Michael Lewis
• Attitude adjustment? - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Keith Watkins
• Marked for greatness: although he was named for Pele and raised to be a soccer star, Edson Buddle's skills nearly went unnoticed - Interview - Cover Story
  by Michael Lewis
• Before the Fall - Uncovering the Past - Ben Olsen and D.C. United - Brief Article
• 2003 WUSA schedule - Names and Numbers - Womens United Soccer Association - Illustration - Calendar
• The Galaxy take a "Memo" and get a future star - Rising Star: Memo Gonzalez - Guillermo Gonzalaz joins Los Angeles Galaxy
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• 2003 MLS schedule - Names and Numbers - Major League Soccer - Illustration - Calendar
• You've come a long way, MLS - Direct Kick - Major League Soccer
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Back from the Brink: D.C.'s oft-injured Ben Olsen aims to re-establish his career and ensure he isn't considered U.S. soccer's great lost talent - Interview
  by Marc Connolly
• A word of thanks - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Joe Daudish
• The bottom line: in the worst economic climate for a startup company in decades, the WUSA re-tinkers its financial structure and remains optimistic about its future - Tony DiCicco, Womens United Soccer Association - Interview
  by John Philip Wyllie