271: Harry Kewell (Part A)
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Hello, podcast beans. Welcome along to episode 271 of the Howie Games Part A, featuring Socceroo legend, Harry Kuehl.
Harry Kuehl. Kuehl. Kuehl. Oh, what a goal. Harry Kuehl has scored. Kuehl has scored. Kuehl scores. Kuehl has found a bit of space here. Towards Kennedy.
What does Harry Kewell remember about his iconic 2006 World Cup goal?
Might drop for Kuehl. Harry Kuehl has diced.
It just had to be Harry. Harry was a total star from Leeds to Liverpool to the biggest stages in world football, the Premier League, Champions League, World Cups. Harry carried the hopes of Australia every time he pulled on the green and gold. Harry is currently starring, and I mean starring on SBS as an analyst. When he talks football, I listen. SBS is where you can watch all, all 104 matches of the FIFA World Cup live and free with SBS and SBS On Demand right now. How good? Turn on SBS now. There will be football on. Thanks to Millie Palmer, the superstar from SBS, for making this episode possible. Enjoy the story of Harry Coole. Talismanic.
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Well, we are pumped on the Howie Games to have this man on the show. I'm not going to mess around. He is my favourite soccerer of all time. He played for Leeds. He played for Liverpool. He played in Turkey. He dominated for the Socceroos. And if he's not good at all those things, he's a manager. But more than that, I've seen a lot of him on SBS over the last three days. And he bloody, he's a star on the TV as well. So it's almost annoying how good this man is at life. Harry Kuehl, welcome to the Howie Games, mate. I'm pumped to have you on.
Cheers Howie and thank you for the lovely introduction I mean I've had a couple now and people are really hitting to my heart here how they're saying that like you kind of forget it's so nice that people kind of remind you of all the things that you've kind of done in the game and so thank you for that lovely introduction mate.
Well, mate, this hour is about you, but I could run off moments where I have been when you scored in the World Cup, when you were over there in the Iran qualifier as a kid.
It's a chance here for Kuehl. A goal for Australia. A brilliant start for the Socceroos. And it's Harry Kuehl, the 19-year-old, who has opened the scoring.
This is about you. And we don't want to... lose the timestamp on this, but this is 24 hours after me sitting in my lounge room, jumping around like a lunatic with my wife. Take me into the studio when you're watching. Do you guys lose your mind in there?
Yeah, of course. Of course, especially when your team's playing and obviously when your nation's playing, it goes to the extra bar. We're watching the game and Obviously, the first quarter of the game, you know, obviously we're on the back foot. You know, Turkey are obviously dominating, which they said they were going to. They're all creating opportunities. But we were solid. We were solid. And we were just hoping with the lineup how Popovic – saw, you know, the vision of young Ocon playing forward, which was, that was the type of boy, and even me speaking to Millsy and Tommy, we were saying, what's going to happen here is that we've got to, like, look to break this Turkish team down. And if we can break it through a forward play of a pass, then we've got an opportunity.
And the opportunity came, didn't it? And then I remember the ball coming through and Aaron Kunda running through it. And Again, I know everyone is saying Aaron Kunda did amazing, and he did. Got good contact on it, but that's a good save from Beach. Over the top, here's Nestory. Great first touch. Nestory, Aaron Kunda! Oh, my word! It's a Nestory moment in Vancouver! But... He's only as good as the pass. And that pass, the weight of that pass from Ocon is the way it kind of bent around. And again, that's what I appreciate. I was a passer of the game and I loved putting the ball on a plate.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:40
2
What does Harry Kewell remember about his iconic 2006 World Cup goal?
0:40–4:54
3
How did Harry Kewell rise to fame in football?
4:54–7:10
4
What lessons did Harry learn from playing rugby league as a child?
7:10–24:15
5
What are Harry Kewell's thoughts on coaching compared to playing?
24:15–28:49
6
How does Harry Kewell manage family life while coaching in Vietnam?
28:49–36:38
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