Paul Furlong including a brace in a match against Eastbourne Borough on 22 January 2011 – as they finished 15th in the Conference Premier. On 10 August, Furlong was confirmed as player/coach at Southern Premier League side St Albans City. He scored on his debut for St Albans in a Southern League Premier Division game against Cirencester Town. When at Enfield he was capped six times for the England semi-pro team, scoring once. He was also eligible to play for Montserrat. Furlong is the father of Queens Park Rangers defender Darnell Furlong. Paul Furlong Paul Anthony Furlong (born 1 October 1968) is
Philip Joseph Furlong Furlong became the first principal of Cardinal Hayes High School in the Bronx until 1945 and served as secretary of education for the New York archdiocese. In 1950, he was named pastor of St. Thomas More in Manhattan, a post he held until retiring in 1969. Furlong was active in many educational and historical societies. Catholic elementary school students across the United States learned American history from his eight-volume textbook series, "The Furlong History Series," written in the 1920s through 1940s. He was a national chaplain for the Girl Scouts from 1946 to 1955. Furlong was national Catholic chaplain of