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Newmarket 
Full name Newmarket Soccer Football Club Founded 1949 Ground McCook Park Newmarket Chairman Jack di Trapani Coach Danny Cox League Brisbane Premier Division 2 2010 6th Newmarket Soccer Football Club is an Australian football (soccer) club based at Newmarket, in the inner-west of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The club was founded in 1949, initially called the Newmarket Soccer Postal Service Club.[1]
The club has four senior men's teams, four senior women's teams and around 30 junior teams.[2]
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Season 2011
For season 2011, the men's senior side competes in Premier Division 2, the third tier of Brisbane men's football. The club also has teams in the men's Metropolitan League.
The women's senior side competes in Brisbane Womens Division 1, the second tier of Brisbane women's football. The club also competes in lower divisions.[3]
Notable former players
- Australia
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Football Brisbane Brisbane Premier League Season 2011 Brisbane City FC · Brisbane Olympic United · Brisbane Wolves · Capalaba · Eastern Suburbs · Mt Gravatt Hawks · North Pine · Peninsula Power · Pine Hills · Rochedale Rovers · Redlands United FC · Souths United · Taringa Rovers · University of QueenslandBrisbane Premier Division 1 Season 2011 Beenleigh · Brisbane Force · Ipswich Knights · Ipswich City · Mitchelton · Moggill · North Star · Pine Rivers United · Queensland Lions · Rocklea United SC · Slacks Creek · Southside Eagles · Toowoomba Raiders · Western SpiritBrisbane Premier Division 2 Season 2011 Albany Creek · Annerley FC · Bayside United FC · Brisbane Athletic FC · Grange Thistle FC · Holland Park Hawks · Kangaroo Point Rovers FC · Loganholme · Narangba United · Newmarket SFC · Oxley United · Park Ridge FC · Samford Rangers FC · The Gap FCMetro 1 Season 2011 Brighton Bulldogs · Jimboomba United · North Star FC · Olympic FC · Redcliffe PCYC · Ridge Hills United · Souths United FC · Taringa Rovers · University of Queensland · West End Partisans · Westside FCCategories:- Australian soccer clubs
- Soccer clubs in Queensland
- Brisbane soccer clubs
- Brisbane Premier League teams
- Association football clubs established in 1949
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