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Articles in Jan, 2002 issue of Soccer Digest

• Mambo no. 2 - The Fan Speak Out
  by Joshua Bavaro
• The great indoors: ostracized from the American soccer community ever since the USA '94, indoor soccer still thrives in small markets, and now its biggest competition isn't MLS but itself
  by Clemente Lisi
• Thanks to Donovan, MLS's Cup could runneth over - Direct Kick - Landon Donovan - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Second-chance saloon: the 2001 MLS season wasn't so much a coming out party for new stars but a year of comebacks for many of the league's top performers - Special Section: The 2001 MLS Season In Review - Editorial
• Miami rhapsody: Miami is no longer the home of the "cold fusion," thanks to our player of the year, the red-hot Alex Pineda Chacon - Special Section: The 2001 MLS Season In Review - Cover Story
  by David Brousseau
• Talking back - The Fan Speak Out
  by Jon Bodner
• It's hard to be a teenage saint in the city: despite learning on the job, Santino Quaranta, United's 17-year-old prodigy, should be the U.S.'s next star - Cover Story
  by Joseph D'Hippolito
• One year at a time: alive and kicking on the field, MLS needs to make more than just lateral moves off of it - Special Section: The 2001 MLS Season In Review - Cover Story
  by Michael Lewis
• Memories are made of this - The Fan Speak Out - Brief Article
  by Tracy Fruchey
• Women's realm: on the field and in the stands [right], the WUSA's first year was a success, but from a business standpoint … - Cover Story
  by John Philip Wyllie
• Running afoul - The Fan Speak Out
  by R.M. Arnold
• Final 2001 MLS Regular-Season Statistics - Names and Numbers - Statistical Data Included
• Guiding light: player, coach, and financier, George Weah means everything to Liberian soccer—and Liberia means everything to Weah - Cover Story - Statistical Data Included
  by Michael Lewis
• Club snapshot: Glasgow Celtic - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Quick quiz
• Straight from the hip and heart: the Fire star on what's wrong with MLS and American coaching, how his generation of national teamers was wronged, and why everything is right in Chicago - Interview: Eric Wynalda - Interview
  by Ashley Jude Collie