"Stories I would rather play for Liverpool than Australia are totally wrong," said Kewell . "The people pretending to report facts about me are just making things up to suit their own agenda.
"I've told Frank Farina that if fit and well, I will be there for him and that includes the Oceania World Cup qualifying series this year," he added.
"I was asked what I would like with Liverpool and said to win a Premiership. Australia and the World Cup were never mentioned in the question. Apparently I am nonchalant about the national team and think club football matters more than playing for Australia.
"I played against England when my hamstring was considered a 50-50 proposition, my club ordered me not to play and I had a bout of the flu so serious I didn't eat for two days before the game. If that's what nonchalant means someone needs to change it in the dictionary.
"I've never forgotten where I came from, otherwise I would have been playing for England, as I was urged to by various prominent players and managers in England. It was pointed out this would be an easier, more glamorous and financially better option. Unlike others, I never hesitated in choosing Australia.
"My trophy cabinet is getting big from the Australian side but I need to do something in England to match it. I'm absolutely loving it at Liverpool and although the results are not going well, we just need a little luck. The move from Leeds has worked out well and I can only go forward."
