'Armband doesn't matter to us'

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TIM Cahill says that captaining the Socceroos would be a huge honour but leadership goes deeper than an armband.

Cahill, along with Lucas Neill, Mark Bresciano, Mile Jedinak and Mark Milligan are the frontrunners to be named skipper by new coach Ange Postecoglou on Monday.

Neill is the incumbent, and is expected to start in Tuesday's friendly with Costa Rica, but many believe Ange will anoint Cahill as the team's new leader.

The man himself says he isn't losing sleep over the decision, and that every senior player has a role to play with leadership.

"Captaining your side anytime is probably the biggest honour you can ever have," Cahill told Fox Sports' Sunday Shootout.

"With us as players, it doesn't really matter. When you're in a team, it's about the core, that's who controls the team.

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"On the pitch you need to look for eachother. So many times in my career I've turned to Mooresy (Craig Moore), Popa (Tony Popovic) or (Mark) Schwarzer and they haven't been captain.

Cahill said he had full trust in Ange's decision, but admitted there might be several captains tried by the new coach before June's World Cup.

"Whoever gets picked will be the right man for the job," Cahill said.

"It could be a transition period where we see a few captains."

Watch the interview with Cahill at the top of this page.

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