Everton's goalscoring midfielder Tim Cahill says he will
play in any position if it helps the club succeed.
An injury crisis at Goodison Park meant the Australia
international was deployed as a lone striker on Saturday after
Victor Anichebe failed a late fitness test.
However, the move paid off as Cahill struck with a header in
second-half injury time to snatch victory against Manchester City
with the only goal of the Eastlands encounter.
"Playing up front on your own is quite difficult but I'd do
anything for this team, and anything for the fans and the club,"
said Cahill.
"It is all about playing for the team and playing for each
other. Wherever you are asked to play, you do it because it is an
honour to play for this club.
"We had to persevere and wait against City. We worked so hard
and I think we deserved the victory.
"This is a results business and we needed a result so badly. It
is great to pick ourselves up like this."
It was Cahill's third goal in 10 matches after injury
problems and he is looking to improve his tally in the coming
weeks.
"I am just getting back into the flow," he said. "I am going to
keep trying.
"The way I see it, if I have not got the ball, I need to work
off it. For my part it is nice to be part of this team."