Cahill ruled out Australia as a candidate for the title

Everton striker is not considered that his team of the leading candidates to make the Asian Cup.
Doha - The English striker Everton and Socceroos Tim Cahill, it is not considered his country's team of the leading candidates to make the Asian Cup football, which starts next Saturday in the Qatari capital Doha.
Cahill is one of 19 players defending the colors of European clubs in the squad for the team official participating in the Australian continental finals, including 12 contested the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
The top scorer of Australia's "difficult to consider our team a candidate to win the title, is still too early and I did not I am right with him for a long time, while the rest of the teams gathered for longer periods."
"I do not know if it was possible to consider ourselves candidates at the present time, did not gather for a long time and there are many new players and we still need some time to adapt, but at the same time have the players at the highest level from all over the world, and must be careful to provide the level of collective good. "
He added, "We simply respect the rest of the teams and try to play as best as possible and make a good impression on the team and show great discipline, got a leave of absence from the English Premier League for the presence in the Asian Cup, so it is necessary for me to achieve the best possible in this tournament."
He explained, "There are many teams that can win the title, and we must try as much as possible to be at our best during the first round and we'll see what will happen after that."
Asked about Bmentbat group, which also includes Bahrain, South Korea and India, said Cahill, "India is not known to us, and it seems that the match before it will be difficult, but for South Korea and Bahrain, we must point out that we won on the first 1 - zero in the recent confrontation in Manama The goal came in the last minute, so the team well and is very difficult, and for South Korea are among the favorites do not think that response will be easy at all. "