'It's not something you can get done in the season unless you want to miss games - and that's not something I want to do': Cardiff captain Sean Morrison reveals he'll play on with a BROKEN NOSE

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Cardiff defender Sean Morrison has shown his commitment to his club by revealing he will delay surgery on a broken nose because he doesn't want to miss any games.

Morrison suffered a broken nose during his side's much-needed 2-1 win over Brighton before the international break.

The 27-year-old, speaking to The Mirror, said of his injury: 'My nose is a little bit bent now, so it is unfixable until the end of the season.

Cardiff defender Sean Morrison is delaying surgery to avoid missing a game for the Bluebirds

Morrison receives treatment during his side's win over Brighton before the international break

'It's shifted over a little bit, so I just have to get on with it. That's what I've been told.

'If I want to get it fixed in the future I can, but it's not something you can get done in the season, unless you want to miss games. And that's not something I want to do. 

'I'm sure it will hurt if I get a whack on it, but the nose is fine and will set. I've just got to hope for the best.

'It has taken me 11 years to break my nose, so hopefully another 11 will pass and it won't be a problem.'

Morrison's decision means he will be in contention to face Everton on Saturday afternoon.

Cardiff go into the game at Goodison Park in 18th spot.

The Cardiff captain walks off the pitch after picking up a knock during his last appearance