I love him, he's just out to win, he's not as refined as your Messi, Van Persie or Modric but he's just bloody exciting when he gets the ball, you've just got NO idea what he's going to do.
For instance you could say "Modric is a bit like David Silva" I've never seen a player you could say Suarez is similar too.
He must do about 5 nutmegs a game.
He can be frustrating mind.
Hilarious when he got put on his arse and the ref went to book the opposition and Suarez waved his finger and gestured a diving motion , "no, no, I dived"
If he could cut out the theatrics and be a bit more composed in his finishing he'd be one of the very best.
An LFC site interviewed our Ex Head of Physical Conditioning this week and this summed Suarez up.
D.G – You speak about Luis Suarez in such glowing terms can you wind your mind back to the day he joined the club and the impact he made on you and the rest of the squad.
D.B: I recall a five-a-side game in the early days where I had to join in because one of the teams was short and I remember him kicking the crap out of me a couple of times and not even bothering to help me up, he just kept on playing. I was stunned obviously, but then at the end of the game he put his arm around me and in his poor English at the time, he said ‘listen when you’re on the park you’re a player when you’re off the park, you get my respect.’ And I just thought that was fantastic. I also remember his first training session with the team, and Jamie Carragher walking off the field saying ‘I love him already’ – just because of his work rate his commitment to doing everything at such a high intensity. That doesn’t just change be it a two on two game or a gym session. His intensity is just incredible.
In the end it still seems that those with money can rule the (footballing) world.
