Cahill reveals Everton focus

29 March 2010 17:43
Everton forward Tim Cahill says the Toffees are ignoring the teams around them as they bid to end the season with a flourish.[LNB] The Toffees were left frustrated after Saturday's goalless draw with Wolves, but Cahill remains focused and is hoping they can heap more woe on West Ham at the weekend.[LNB]Cahill told the club's website: "We don't really look at the league and whether we can still finish above Liverpool. For us, we're on everyone's heels and teams playing us are aware of what we bring. I don't worry about Liverpool, what we're doing is the thing to concentrate on. We've got a big game against West Ham coming up, probably one of the biggest of the season.[LNB]"We know how important it is. We want to exploit their poor form and not kick-start their season again. We want to try and do something special at the end of the season."[LNB]Despite dominating the game at Molineux, Everton couldn't make the breakthrough and Cahill is calling for a ruthless streak.[LNB]"Me, Louis, all of us had chances," said Cahill. "It was just a disappointing finishing display from us, but the run goes on and that's the most important thing. We didn't lose.[LNB]"We've come away and kept a clean sheet, but the disappointing thing is we didn't do enough up front.[LNB]"Every game is going to be tough. If you look at the run-in there are no easy games. I'd played at Molineux years and years ago with Milwall, so I knew how tough it was going to be."

Source: Team_Talk