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Written by Dr. Ed Harrison

12:59pm Friday, March 24th, 2023

Commented 3 times

Here is our boy Garang Kuol scoring his first-ever goal for Australia at only 18 years of age.

The game was against Ecuador and Garang made it 3-1 in the 85th minute to secure the win, after coming on as a substitue.

Kuolazo ?
A moment Garang won't ever forget ?
? @10FootballAU #AUSvECU #Socceroos pic.twitter.com/LlHMZK7kHo
— Subway Socceroos (@Socceroos) March 24, 2023

The teenager has not had much playing time on loan at Aberdeen this year, but the lad has class, and who better to bring this out than Newcastle manager Eddie Howe.

Comments welcome.

3 comments so far

Dubai Micky
Mar 24, 2023 at 1:10 PM
Comment #1
No comments?
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ottawageordie2
Mar 24, 2023 at 1:25 PM
Comment #2
Where is everyone?
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NUFCmagpie
Mar 24, 2023 at 4:48 PM
Comment #3
Not a clean finish but I’m sure he won’t care. Very happy for the lad and hope he can build some muscle to cope with the physicality of the Scottish league
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18 May, 2023

I have an update on what's happening with my treatment for prostate cancer.

I started my chemo treatment at the end of March, and yesterday I had my 3rd chemo infusion, as probabaly a final treatment for my stage 4 prostate cancer.

The plan is to have 10 treatments, one every 3 weeks through the end of October, and see if some of the prostate cancer cells in the bones can be killed off and the spread of the cancer can be slowed down.

We will see come October, but so far so good.

And I learned last Tuesday, via an endoscopy, that my esophagus that was badly damaged by my failed radium 223 treatment I went through late last year and early this year is healing nicely.

Many thanks for all your support on this through the years.

It is as it is - and (yet) another challenge in life.

Ed Harrison