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 Posted: Thu 0:49, 05 Sep 2013 Post subject: " said the former Millwall player. |
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Injured Everton and Australia midfielder Tim Cahill is targetting a return to action at the AFC Asian Cup finals in July, but admits it is still touch and go.
Cahill, a key player for the Socceroos, fractured a metatarsal in his left foot against Sheffield United in early March and has been on the sidelines ever [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] since. But he said the bone was on the mend and he was desperate to return.
"I will be doing all I can [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] to be fit and available for selection," Cahill told Everton's official website. "The competition starts in July so it is going to be very tricky on the schedule but the Asian Cup is a massive competition.
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Having started just 19 times for Everton this season, Cahill admits he can't wait to get back on the pitch. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] "I am gagging to get back into football," said the former Millwall player.
"It is just frustrating because I couldn't do anything about my first injury and then I came back and had a freak accident."
Australia are in a Bangkok-based pool that also includes Thailand, Oman and Iraq for the Asian Cup, with their first game against Oman on 8 July.
They play warm-up matches against Uruguay on 2 June and Singapore on 30 June.
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