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Deni Juric started and was subbed in the 61st minute for Wisła Płock in a 1-1 draw with Radomiak Radom in the Polish Top Flight.

Marcus Younis was an unused sub for Brønby in a 4-1 win over OB in the Danish Top Flight.

Joe Gauci played a full game for Port Vale in a 0-3 loss to Stockport County in League One.

Louis Agosti started and was subbed in the 69th minute for Dolomiti Bellunesi in a 1-0 win over Triestina in Serie C Group A.

Giuseppe Bovalina was an unused sub for the Vancouver Whitecaps in a 3-0 First Leg win over Dallas in the MLS Playoffs.

Charlie Harper played a full game for Colorado Rapids II in a 4-2 win over The Town in the MLS Next Pro League.

Dylan Fox played a full game for the Tampines Rovers in a 2-1 win over Hougang United in the Singaporean Top Flight. Trent Buhagiar started and was subbed in the 93rd minute for the Tampines Rovers.

Bailey Wright played a full game for the Lion City Sailors in a 3-0 win over Albriex Niigata (Singapore) in the Singaporean Top Flight.
 
Connor Metcalfe started and was subbed in the 81st minute for St Pauli in a 2-2 (8-7 Penalty) win over Hoffenheim in the DFB Pokal. Jackson Irvine was an unused sub for St Pauli.

Garang Kuol was an unused sub for Sparta Prague in a 2-1 win over Bohemians in the Czech Top Flight.

Ryan Teague was unavailable through injury for KV Mechelen in the Belgian Cup.

Jed Drew was not in the squad for Hartberg in the Austrian Cup.

Josh Nisbet played a full game for Roda in a 5-1 win over Capelle in Round 1 of the KNVB Cup.

Cameron Peupion came on in the 57th minute for ADO Den Haag in a 3-3 (4-5 Pens) loss to FC Den Bosch in Round 1 of the KNVB Cup.

Alex Robertson came on in the 66th minute and recieved a yellow card for Cardiff in a 2-1 win over Wrexham in Round 4 of the EFL Cup.

Caleb Watts was not in the squad for Plymouth Argyle in League One.

Zak Gilsenan was not in the squad for Grimsby in the EFL Cup Round 4.

Steven Hall played a full game for Brighton Hove and Albion U21 in 1-3 loss to Luton Town in the EFL Trophy Southern Group H. Younes Ibrahim was an unused sub for Brighton.

James Overy played a full game for Manchester United U21 in a 2-0 win over Rochdale in the National League Cup Group A.

Aiden O'Neill played a full game and recieved a yellow card for New York City FC in a 1-0 win over Charlotte FC in the MLS Playoffs. Archie Goodwin came on in the 78th minute for Charlotte.

Brad Smith was not in the squad for Cincinnati in the MLS Playoffs.

Dimitri Petratos played a full game for Mohun Bagan in a 0-0 draw with Dempo in the Indian Super Cup Group A. Jason Cummings started and was subbed at half time, Jamie Maclaren came on at half time.
 
ftbl-newb said:
I keep forgetting about Garang Kuol I remember how he came so close to locking it up against Argentina - Slight concern Irvine is not getting any gametime ATM.
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Yes amazing, he was pretty amazing Kuol, I remember reading all the juniors hung around to always watch him play at Mariners, he had game, but has NOT kicked on.
 
Robbos said:
Yes amazing, he was pretty amazing Kuol, I remember reading all the juniors hung around to always watch him play at Mariners, he had game, but has NOT kicked on.
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left too early. Players should leave once they can play a full 90 minutes (I'll even take 70). I don't recall Kuol being a regular starter, always a sub.
 
WhatAmIWatching said:
left too early. Players should leave once they can play a full 90 minutes (I'll even take 70). I don't recall Kuol being a regular starter, always a sub.
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My gut feel is that if Kuol was in the A-league last season or this he may have gone to a lower tier club first rather than Newcastle right away which I think ultimately was the problem.

Definitely still likely left too early as you say pretty sure he was yet to start for CCM, but imagine if he went to Belgium/Holland/Austria instead?? If only...
 
onedaywinners... said:
My gut feel is that if Kuol was in the A-league last season or this he may have gone to a lower tier club first rather than Newcastle right away which I think ultimately was the problem.

Definitely still likely left too early as you say pretty sure he was yet to start for CCM, but imagine if he went to Belgium/Holland/Austria instead?? If only...
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Sure...

But how does an 18yo say no to 20k a week at NUFC?
 
I feel Kuol's solid first 6 months in The Netherlands gets overlooked. He did really well at an anti football ad hoc organisation. It shows if our players get the minutes and opportunities they'll go alright. While it must be earned, the constant training only to then get a 7min bench cameo out of position doesn't help. Seeking places where you're desired is best.

Alou Kuol's time at Stuttgart II was really good but he needed that Liga 3 loan when he was hot. A very nice league now with mostly full stadiums and a lot of football available.

The Hearts loan seemed on the basis of having a direct bloody rail connection to his parent club. It'd be refreshing for our talents to say not to big clubs. Look how Brook, Donnell, Peupion Francois and Hammond turned out. Honestly, they were never in these clubs' plans. I get the funding and facilities looks very enticing but you're not playing in your crucial years. I suppose for us mortals being well paid just to train sounds nice but maybe as a 34 year old reserve keeper and not an 18 year old with energy to burn.

AMB went to the 6th tier and grew a lot and is there abouts in the EFL. Elder was at Leicester but loaned and played then went to Hull. Steven Hall must get a loan away to face men.
 
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