Tim Cahill • Six years at Millwall and the 2004 FA Cup final against Man Utd • CV Stories

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Tim Cahill revisits the major influences that shaped the early stages of his playing career, when as a “quiet, polite” teenager he made the step up from youth football in his native Australia to the physical, testing surroundings of the Football League in the late 1990s.
At the time of his arrival at Millwall, he joined an environment in which young players were given opportunities, and therefore went straight into the first team. In this exclusive interview with The Coaches’ Voice, he explains how those experiences created the player who later succeeded with Everton in the Premier League.
A trip to the old Wembley Stadium in 1999 was followed by promotion to Division One two years later, before Cahill scored the goal that sent Millwall into the FA Cup final in 2004. They lost, to Manchester United, but Roy Keane, Cristiano Ronaldo and Ruud van Nistelrooy that day taught Cahill what it takes to be a “winner”.
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[@angusmclachlan8983]

GOAT Socceroo. 4 world cups and 50 odd goals, many of them amazing headers and volleys. Plus the corner flag celebration is iconic!

[@iainsnashall9969]

Top drawer player. One of the best I've seen at Wall, even as a kid seemed to have time and space, the best players always do.

[@garyhagen221]

Absolutely love Timbo.

[@jasonelvery3399]

Brilliant Tim 👍 COYL 🦁

[@scottrichardson1529]

Timmy is loved at millwall and always will be. Not only for his performances but his respect for our club. Hes a true gent and every young player should be taught how to conduct yourself as a player,on and off the pitch

[@cuzmcc]

one of the best headers of the ball I've ever seen

[@ballsack6547]

Brilliant player , C.O.Y.L. milllllllllll

[@mileschicken1]

I’m reading his book right now and I’m up to the part where he just got selected for Milwall so this is great timing.

[@starocker2000]

First

[@LeeSkiiii]

Hes more Everton than millwall.

[@scottrichardson1529]

He came back to millwall as that's where his heart is. Didn't even celebrate when he scored against us

[@LIONSROARMIL]

Cahill started at Millwall as well