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| Full name | Logan United Football Club | ||
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| Nickname(s) | LUFC | ||
| Founded | 2008 | ||
| Dissolved | 2010 | ||
| Ground | Clem Jones Field Logan, Queensland, Australia | ||
| Capacity | 5000 | ||
Logan United Football Club were a professional Australian soccer club based in Logan, Queensland which played in the Queensland State League. They did not apply to stay in the league for the 2010 Queensland State League season.
Logan United was formed in 2008 to join the Queensland State League, a new league formed to fill the gap between the A-League and various city competitions around the state. In their first season in the competition the team placed fifth (out of ten teams), then sixth (out of eleven) in the 2009 season. The club started with a strong squad, including some former A-League players, such as Switzerland-born Remo Buess [1] who had played with FC Zurich in the Swiss Super League as well as Queensland Roar (now Brisbane Roar) in the A-League, Papua New Guinean international Reggie Davani, [2] Fijian national team player Raj Oshen [3] and Vanuatu national football team Goalkeeper Chikau Mansale. [4] [5] Former English Premier League Goalkeeper Jason Kearton works as the club's Goalkeeping coach. [6]
The club's home kit was black and white strip jerseys, with white pants and white socks. The club's away jersey is yellow, with black pants and yellow socks. Crestmead based company 'BWS' wereLogan United's major sponsor, with their logo on the club's strip on both the front and back of their squad jerseys. [7]
2009 Queensland State League Squad Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
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The following players are currently or were formerly members of their respective national teams:
The following players are currently or were formerly members of their respective national youth teams:
Remo Buess 
Daniel Gecic 
Blake Kallis Damien Kallis Sebastian Usai In 2009, Logan United signed several partnerships with local clubs in the area to strengthen their own team as well as provide opportunities to share coaching information as well as players with developmental clubs. [8] These clubs included Greenbank Seniors FC, Logan Uniting Church SC and Eagle United FC
All-Time Most Appearances
Sebastian Usai – 41 GamesAll-Time Leading Goalscorer
Daniel Gecic – 38 GoalsMost Yellow Cards In A Season
Josh Filewood – 7 Yellow CardsMost Red Cards In A Season
Josh Filewood – 2 Red CardsAll-Time Most Assists
Daniel Gecic – 22 AssistsFirst Player to score a goal
Robert Laslo Vs North Queensland Razorbacks, Round 1–30 March 2008First player to score over 1 goal in a game
Blake Kallis – 2 goals vs Redlands City Devils, Round 4–19 April 2008 [9] Youngest Player to Play For Logan United FC
Damien Kallis – 16 years 196 days Vs QAS – 2 August 2008 [10] 
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