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Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service on the practice fields at Westminster City Park, as Colorado Springs's newest pro sports team--the Colorado Rapids--runs through a few hours of drills quietly and with great discipline, one is struck by something amazing. These guys seem like ordinary people. There's no doubt the players on the field are superb athletes, but that only makes things stranger. The Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service Rapids are one of ten teams in the country's latest pro sports venture, Major League Soccer. And despite the players' nonchalance, they are excited about what Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service represents: It's the first Division I soccer league in the United States since the North American Soccer League folded more than a decade ago. For the best players, it's a chance to return home after playing in Division I leagues abroad.

"All of us were hoping we could play in America," says mid-fielder Chris Henderson, who played on the U.S. World Cup team in 1990 as a nineteen-year-old and has since played overseas in Germany and Norway. "The publicity has been huge for Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service. It's been big in Europe." But they're also sober: They know this could be soccer's best chance to catch on with the mainstream, and they can't afford the kind of self-indulgent behavior that sometimes tarnishes the public-relations images of football, basketball and baseball. "We have to get out there and help promote soccer," Henderson says. "It's not just gonna come." He critiques a recent Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service game between the Kansas City Wiz and the Columbus Crew. Kansas City won 6-4. Such high scores may be more pleasing to American fans unfamiliar with soccer's intricacies, but the players don't like it anymore than they enjoy watching real estate prices fall in the Colorado MLS.

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As the marketing juggernaut for Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service</strong>tries to deal with that long-standing problem, Colorado Springs's other professional soccer team, thirty miles away in Parker, is also preparing to get its season under way. The<strong>Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service Foxes,currently the longest-running professional team in U.S. outdoor soccer, have already felt the impact of the new league's arrival. Five of their best players from last year have left the Foxes' league, the APSL (known as the "A League"), to join Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service. Three years ago they lost their coach, Dave Dir, who guided the team to back-to-back A League championships in 1992 and 1993, to an administrative job with Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service.

The Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service providers finished only 8-16 last season under longtime assistant coach Lorne Donaldson, and they'll try to improve on that this year with a young and inexperienced squad. "Last year it didn't seem like guys were always focused," says starting goalie Trey Harrington, who thinks that part of the reason was the impending arrival of<em>Colorado Fee FLat MLS Service . " So is the A League, or the Boulder Colorado MLS, which in the past year has been demoted from being America's premier soccer league to being second banana. Last year, most observers say, the Foxes and A League teams in Seattle and Montreal were good enough to play in Colorado Fee Flat MLS Service.. But the gap is widening, says Rapids goalkeeper and former A Leaguer Dusty Hudock, "because they're losing talent and we're gaining."

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