Everton midfielder Tim Cahill has expressed his pride at being handed the captaincy in the absence of injured skipper Phil Neville, describing it as the biggest moment of his career.
Cahill: "It's a massive honour and a privilege to be a captain of such a big team,"
"It's something in my career that is probably the biggest moment for me"
"It's something I don't take lightly; it's been very disheartening to wear the armband and lose games but today we turned it around. The gaffer looks for leadership and if I have the armband or not I will always be a leader of this team."
"I have been here a long time and we lost our way a bit in the last three weeks but now it's all about getting our heads down and just working."
Cahill: "It's a massive honour and a privilege to be a captain of such a big team,"
"It's something in my career that is probably the biggest moment for me"
"It's something I don't take lightly; it's been very disheartening to wear the armband and lose games but today we turned it around. The gaffer looks for leadership and if I have the armband or not I will always be a leader of this team."
"I have been here a long time and we lost our way a bit in the last three weeks but now it's all about getting our heads down and just working."
