Super Tim Cahill

[Neiler]

The man is just a class role model isnt he:

Everton FC hero Tim Cahill dedicated his Europa League winner on Thursday night to the victims of the Samoa tsunami.

The Australia international, who was born in Sydney to a Samoan mother and represented Western Samoa at under-20 level as a 14-year-old, appeared to mime out rowing a boat after scoring the Blues’ second in their 2-1 victory over BATE Borisov in Minsk and insisted it was a gesture of solidarity to the people of the South Pacific islands.

Samoa, American Samoa and Tonga were battered by a tsunami caused by an earthquake on Tuesday, with more than 100 people killed on the islands affected.

Cahill said: "Me and my family are from Samoa, I’ve got a lot of family there that caught in the tsunami, and it’s just sad.

"(The celebration) was a little bit of a tribute, there are a lot of people going through a hard time at the moment, not just in Samoa but in Asia (Indonesia was also hit by an earthquake this week). I go every year to Samoa and it’s hard to take family and other people where I’m from there suffering like that. I just felt in my heart it was the right thing to do."

 

[swiftyefc]

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Well in skippy.

 

[Whitebootman]

Tim's a class act. Respect to him and to the victims of the Samoa tsunami.

 

[McBain]

Tell that man impossible and he'll do it twice.

 

[kenada_blue]

Mr Everton IMO.

But he was rubbish last night though, apart from the goal. Stuck on the right wing probably to help out Gosling (as we know, Ossie never gets back and help the right back) he was barely involved.

Big player though. And big players step up in big games and need to be relied upon.. Timmy Legend does that. He's also a good bloke.

 

[Goat]

Hes great Tim, we are lucky to have him, bloody love the little Aussie Tiger.

 

[McBain]

But he was rubbish last night though, apart from the goal. Stuck on the right wing probably to help out Gosling (as we know, Ossie never gets back and help the right back) he was barely involved.

So rubbish he scored....erm

 

[kenada_blue]

So rubbish he scored....erm

If Jo scored it wouldnt change many people's opinions that he had a gash game, same with Osman, Gosling etc.

He was non-existant out of position on the right. Was in the right place to latch on to the goal. Did nothing all game. So yes, minus the goal, he was pants. Did all he could as a winger though.

 

[Rugby Toffee]

Cahill is a true professional, a credit to himself and the club...A few players could learn from him proffesionally and the way he conducts himself. IMO.

 

[bluebastardo]

It was a very good goal from Timmy last night, but goal aside, we need a little more from our big players at the moment if we are to take charge of our season.

 

[Cena]

It was a very good goal from Timmy last night, but goal aside, we need a little more from our big players at the moment if we are to take charge of our season.

The big players that were all injured and didn't play last night?

 

[bluebastardo]

The big players that were all injured and didn't play last night?

Is everything here about one game?

So far Cahill, Baines, Howard, Osman, Jo, and even Fellaini have been under performing, and a little rise back to their good form will give us a big lift and help Moyes to pick the team.

 

[Neiler]

Ive learned over the years not to second guess Super Tim Cahill.

He tends to need 6-8 games to play himself into a bit of form coming back from injury or close season.

 

[macaroni]

I heart Tim Cahill real HARD.

I sometimes wish i could be that corner flag, and he could stroke my synthetic polyester face.

LEGEND.

 

[JACK_<3_CHIPPYS]

he was brilliant and his goal celebrations had been good very restrained i thought just hope that the fa dont fine him for exessive celebrations like they did with Adebayor.