Kewell – “I Will Be Fit”

May 27th, 2006 | by: Matt |

In a Sydney Morning Herald exclusive, Harry Kewell has said that he will indeed be fit and ready for the first game against Japan. Very good news, and quite timely with the news about Cahill and Aloisi being 100% ready as well.
About time the whole will he and won’t he saga is over too, as every day a new article was coming out regarding his fitness and injury.

We can all breathe a sigh of relief ….. Inhale …………….. Exhale.

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Martin

For anyone who ever doubted Kewell’s commitment, this article should put that to bed.

Good to hear him talk up our chances like that.

I’m pumped!!!!
http://www.worldcupblog.org/world-cup-2006/messi-to-miss-opener-injuries-send-world-cup-players-home.html Messi to Miss Opener; Injuries Send World Cup Players Home – FIFA World Cup 2006 – World Cup 2006 Blog

[...] To end on an upbeat note, Australia’s Harry Kewell expects to be ready to go for the Socceroos opening match against Japan. Tim Cahill and John Aloisi also are ready to dance for the Aussies in Germany. [...]
tito

Harry is overrated and is not worth all the attention….. i think he will be lucky to see 10- 15 minutes game time against Japan, and if he does start he will come off injured so that we can secure his contract ($$$$) with liverpool for next season….
we dont need him anyway, with the likes on viduka, brescian, culina running the show….. go the aussies, 1-0 win against Japan, 1-1 against brazil and 1-1- against croatia, aussies will go thru to the second round with 5 point with Croatia topping the group….. mark my words, you read it hear first!!!!
Bigone

What CRAP!!!

Without Harry Kewell we are no chance!
Dont get carried away because we just beat a greek team who came here for a hoilday and a serve of Aussie style suvlaki!
Wake up to yourself!
Martin

You tell em Bigone. Harry is the ace up our sleeves. He is as important to us as say Henry is to France, Sheva to Ukraine, Gerrard/Lampard to England, Ballack to Germany.

The Greek game was a good specticle but the next game v the Dutch will be our yardstick.