gus hiddink,l'entraineur de l'australie pense qu'il aura kewell le 9 octobre pour le match amical contre la jamaïque.
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Australia keen on Kewell for play-off Sep 9 2005
By David Prior, Daily Post
HARRY KEWELL appears destined for yet more time out of the Liverpool first team with Australia coach Guus Hiddink to demand his "urgent" attendance at the Socceroos' World Cup play-off double-header in November.
The Anfield winger hasn't played for the Merseysiders since going off injured early in the Champions League final in Istanbul, and is still chasing full fitness after a summer hernia operation.
Australia's hopes of playing in Germany next year have come down to a two-legged play-off against as-yet undetermined opponents in November.
Their manner of qualification for that stage was however unimpressive - after Australia's 7-0 win on home soil in the first leg, Oceania minnows the Solomon Islands managed to restrict Hiddink's side to a 2-1 in the return clash.
And that has prompted Hiddink, also the coach of PSV Eindhoven, to stress the importance of Kewell's availibility for the November games - and the Dutchman will put in a request with Rafael Benitez soon.
"We need to get Harry Kewell fit and well as soon as possible," Hiddink said.
"It's a matter of urgency. He is the sort of player who can give us what we need to reach Germany 2006. If we play again like we did against the Solomon Islands we will have no chance of qualifying."
Hiddink is hoping to have Kewell and Newcastle's Craig Moore, fit and ready for a European training camp next month ahead of a friendly against Jamaica in London on October 9.
He added: "We must get to a much higher level. Harry and Craig Moore are very important."
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