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"The Orlando City Soccer Club is calling it a simple bump in the road.A bill that would have provided Orlando tax subsidies to help fund a soccer stadium never made it to the Florida House floor Friday.However, the team insists that it has not killed their Major League Soccer dream.Team owner and president Phil Rawlins was on a conference call with new owner Flavio Augusto Da Silva plotting a strategy to keep the MLS effort alive.\"The MLS is going to happen and it's going to happen here for Orlando,\" said Rawlins.  \"I'm very confident it's going to happen really on the same time scale.  My time scale for this and the club's time scale for this has not changed.  We're still seeking to bring Major League Soccer here in 2015.\"It's a $30 million goal the team believes it can achieve.\"This is one area and then we are going to have to get a new plan in place,\" Rawlins said.  \"This does not mean the end of our dream for Major League Soccer in Orlando.\"\"The one thing that it doesn't change is the MLS thoughts of us,\" said coach Adrian Heath.  \"The stadium is an issue I know we are going to have to address, but their thoughts of us as a franchise is with the MLS.\"Orlando City's next home game at the Citrus Bowl is May 25."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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