Matt Murray

We drew the game 1-1 and went on to win the second leg, but I scored at Anfield in front of the cup, which was quite nice.

Talk us through it.

Yeah, it was a corner.

I...

We had a corner come in and then Tim Cahill got kind of a header, which he used to do a lot, to be fair, from corners.

And then I don't know who was in goal at the time, but he parried it out and I was there to kind of knock in the rebound.

So I kind of utilised my position and strength there.

Yeah, Sniffer, a bit like yourself.

Oh, very much so.

Definitely.

I enjoyed, obviously, every minute.

It was a successful period in my career and for Everton as well.

But in regards to the demand and what they expect, it obviously wasn't something I'd used to.

Coming through the ranks at Wolves was my approach and the fans' approach to me was slightly different.

But there was obviously a level of expectation from the fans.

But as players, you know Andy, that you put the most expectation on yourself.

So it wasn't going to emulate what kind of demands I put on my own ability.

Yeah, of course.

But my answer to this question kind of is always the same.

You can't kind of credit which one means more to any set of fans.