Absolutely loved seeing him, for a brief second or 2, holding up Messi in the world cup! And that ALMOST goal! My god this young fella can do things for us!
As a Newcastle fan, I'm stoked he's going to be with us. He will fit so well into the squad, he's gonna be a superstar there just like Bruno and Miggy.
I love seeing him playing for Australia. He really brings that feeling of how good the opponents are, you can Not allow them to be better than you. He has class, energy, love of wearing the Aussie colours and passionate about it. Only need to look at his reactions after we beat Peru. Good luck to him. Good for our Socceroos.
Kuolity! Very happy this great athlete has risen as a successful 'new Australian'. Well done Garang, enjoy the ride. You are making your family and Australia proud.
@@thefactisfactis Considering you're such a hypocrite, you're extremely lucky I'm bothering to respond to somebody as brain dead as you. It's a shame the frontal lobotomy didn't work on you. A few fun facts: Australia is the most successful multi-cultural nation on the planet with 66% of the population being immigrant or 1st generation Australians, born to immigrants, 36% of Australia's population was born in another country, ignoramus. Australia's ability to reach unity in diversity is the beauty and the test of a true successful culture. Clearly, where you live, you may not be as fortunate or be exposed to the wide variety of humanity? Next time, you should rise, above the clouds of ignorance, narrowness, and selfishness and try to read the positive in a post instead of weaponising it by putting a negative spin to support your insane prejudice. You preach as if you know what is right, and what you have done in your post is exactly what you accuse Australia of wrongly being. It seems your intellect is somewhat limited. Not practicing what you preach is an act of the worst cowardice. However, it is never too late to give up your prejudices. Try it. Failing that, you should try getting a second opinion on your failed frontal lobotomy.
I'm hoping he does well at Newcastle. From what I have seen of him, he possesses very good dribbling. I like the way he is not selfish and how he keeps the ball close to him.
Shame football is one of the worst funded sports in Australia despite being the most participated by a mile... this is a miracle of a story how an entire community came together to build him up... imagine how much more talent is left behind
The person born in Kakuma Refugee Camp Kenya was Awer Mabil who’s playing for Australia 🇦🇺 and he’s of South Sudan background. So in short, Garang Kuol was born in Egypt 🇪🇬
@@xman6599 yeah he was good.. so was viduka, neill and a million other players. just a somewhat random comment lol so i was just wondering what the connection was
It's GREAT to finally see Australians accepting, and respecting African people. Everyone around the world knows that Australia has a reputation as a racist, colonialist mentality nation of extreme racial intolerance, it's actually quite embarrassing. Although not all Australians fall into the category of ignorant racists, a great many do, it's simply a part of the culture in Australia, look at the disgraceful treatment of the Aboriginal population, simply despicable, and deplorable. Hopefully things are starting to change. Hopefully kids like Garang Kuol coming along will help to change these archaic, outdated colonialist attitudes in that nation. The real pity is that if this particular kid wasn't gifted, he would be subjected to extreme racism in Australia. The sad reality. 🥺
I hope he gets some game time for Newcastle but in reality it is highly likely he will be loaned out to another European club for a while or play in the u23 squad.
I reckon he's going all the way, and good luck to him. I can only imagine the stick he would get in Australia growing up, or even now were he not gifted with Australia being so racist and all.
What drugs are you taking mate have you heard the kids accent, he’s full Aussie champ of South Sudanese heritage. Like many people all over the world they migrate to different places for a better life.
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Absolutely loved seeing him, for a brief second or 2, holding up Messi in the world cup! And that ALMOST goal! My god this young fella can do things for us!
Yes he can do things but not scoring goals. He is just one of thousands footballers. Nothing special about him.
@@youssefnahal3039 hmmmmm, I sense a bit of jealousy in your comment. Is it wrong to just complement the young man? Are you usually this negative?
Cheers for our brother from South sudan 🇸🇸 , they have talent in football and basketball as well
Please don't limit Africans to being only good sportsmen.
Central Coast has form in producing top talent.
CCM, Monty, Shep and the Kuol family deserve massive credit.
As a Newcastle fan, I'm stoked he's going to be with us. He will fit so well into the squad, he's gonna be a superstar there just like Bruno and Miggy.
I love seeing him playing for Australia. He really brings that feeling of how good the opponents are, you can Not allow them to be better than you. He has class, energy, love of wearing the Aussie colours and passionate about it. Only need to look at his reactions after we beat Peru.
Good luck to him. Good for our Socceroos.
One love ✌❤
Kuolity!
Very happy this great athlete has risen as a successful 'new Australian'. Well done Garang, enjoy the ride. You are making your family and Australia proud.
Yeah, considering Australia is so racist, they are extremely lucky to have him onside.
@@thefactisfactis Considering you're such a hypocrite, you're extremely lucky I'm bothering to respond to somebody as brain dead as you.
It's a shame the frontal lobotomy didn't work on you.
A few fun facts:
Australia is the most successful multi-cultural nation on the planet with 66% of the population being immigrant or 1st generation Australians, born to immigrants, 36% of Australia's population was born in another country, ignoramus.
Australia's ability to reach unity in diversity is the beauty and the test of a true successful culture. Clearly, where you live, you may not be as fortunate or be exposed to the wide variety of humanity?
Next time, you should rise, above the clouds of ignorance, narrowness, and selfishness and try to read the positive in a post instead of weaponising it by putting a negative spin to support your insane prejudice.
You preach as if you know what is right, and what you have done in your post is exactly what you accuse Australia of wrongly being. It seems your intellect is somewhat limited.
Not practicing what you preach is an act of the worst cowardice. However, it is never too late to give up your prejudices. Try it. Failing that, you should try getting a second opinion on your failed frontal lobotomy.
I'm hoping he does well at Newcastle. From what I have seen of him, he possesses very good dribbling. I like the way he is not selfish and how he keeps the ball close to him.
Welcome to Hearts Garang. 🇱🇻❤️🇱🇻
WOW don't know much about football but watch the world cup every 4. Love this bloke! Will keep an eye on him
i am, you are, we are Australian.
The goal at 5.11 was just next level.
Credit to the Shepparton community for rallying around when help was needed.
Shame football is one of the worst funded sports in Australia despite being the most participated by a mile... this is a miracle of a story how an entire community came together to build him up... imagine how much more talent is left behind
The person born in Kakuma Refugee Camp Kenya was Awer Mabil who’s playing for Australia 🇦🇺 and he’s of South Sudan background. So in short, Garang Kuol was born in Egypt 🇪🇬
They did a good job, just look how he turned out ❤
Happy for him and his family..
Great video , Aussie Rock.!
Would've loved to have seen this kid play with Mile Jedinak
why lol
@@cliffbooth4826 he was a real leader
@@xman6599 yeah he was good.. so was viduka, neill and a million other players. just a somewhat random comment lol so i was just wondering what the connection was
It's Australia we are multicultural and our football team proudly represents that.
Great video, great story
Quality video
I just want to say, "wow".
Love your content bro
Im from the same town as him
Yaaaaa ALLAH caafiimaad Sii kulighood Faadlaan Ameeeen 🌧️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️🌧️❄️❄️🌨️🌨️🌧️🌧️
It is East Africa. South Sudan is now one of the east African countries.
I am good friends with him
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It's GREAT to finally see Australians accepting, and respecting African people. Everyone around the world knows that Australia has a reputation as a racist, colonialist mentality nation of extreme racial intolerance, it's actually quite embarrassing. Although not all Australians fall into the category of ignorant racists, a great many do, it's simply a part of the culture in Australia, look at the disgraceful treatment of the Aboriginal population, simply despicable, and deplorable. Hopefully things are starting to change. Hopefully kids like Garang Kuol coming along will help to change these archaic, outdated colonialist attitudes in that nation. The real pity is that if this particular kid wasn't gifted, he would be subjected to extreme racism in Australia. The sad reality. 🥺
Are you Australian?
What a story
my bloody goat
I hope he gets some game time for Newcastle but in reality it is highly likely he will be loaned out to another European club for a while or play in the u23 squad.
I reckon he's going all the way, and good luck to him. I can only imagine the stick he would get in Australia growing up, or even now were he not gifted with Australia being so racist and all.
He is actually from Kakuma Kenya not Egypt
Named for John Garang!
this guy is my cousin we are both from the palual clan and we were born together
Got to do something to get those registration fees lower,costing us future stars
Common W video
Welcome to Newcastle united.
Garang famous name
Can you make a video of clint gutherson
Your past should never define your futur..bonne chance my youth
W video
🙌👏👏👏👏👏
It’s so unfortunate that Africa continue losing its resources becz of stupid leaders.
They are puppets and the ones who want to make change are assassinated
Very talented young man but please don’t overhype his talents just yet.
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South south is not North Africa but east Africa.
Truely represent Australia , the Socceroos
To the North African Country Of Southern Sudan? South Sudan is in East Africa My Broda.
Laaceeeb
HWTL
The beautiful game is silly. Its diving cheating politcal corrupt
Its the popular game
Too bad they were so selfish, he could have scored against Argentina
The irony, Australia's stringent immigration laws, now you are using Kuol to redeem yourself! Tokenism at the greatest display!
first
I'm surprised.how he managed to go so far in one of the most racist countries in the world.👀👀
Too much hype but the truth is he is a mediocre player!
Will see..
He's overated
civilian death of any world war ????what about first & second world war??stop this nonsense & tell people accurate information.
He not full aussie that shouldn't playing other country over money
He spent a high percentage of his life in Australia
What drugs are you taking mate have you heard the kids accent, he’s full Aussie champ of South Sudanese heritage. Like many people all over the world they migrate to different places for a better life.
@@Joseph.lagamba and who do you know which he born from ..🤔🚫
@@benc3214 His family fled war-torn Sudan for Egypt, where he was born and arriving in Australia as refugees. Hope you right aussie accent. 🤥
LOL, so Australia is not describing itself as ', wait for it, "MJulti- Cultural"...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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MASHAALLAH🏕️
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