Suarez was a phenomenal player for liverpool. He helped them to finish 2nd and he will be greatly missed. At the end of the day you win the premier league by scoring a lot of goals so they need to find those goals from somewhere else
Liverpool are stronger without Suarez, he's a kop legend, has served his purpose in raising the bar for liverpool's stylish attacking football.
yes they did at the same placed him on their padded shoulders!
He missed a LOT of matches in the last two seasons yet Liverpool kept improving without him. He gave the squad confidence for sure and a scoring mentality, and of course 31 goals didn't hurt either.
I miss him
he obviously did
He didn't carry Liverpool. He gave Liverpool the lift they needed. He made Sterling, Henderson, Gerrard & Sturridge raise their game.
yes and he almost failed his medical at barcelona because of this
Yes he did. With 31 goals and 13 assists last season.he opened up defences and gave the team a lift anytime he played. With this he practically dictated the way the team played because most teams play around and along their best player and Suarez was liverpool's best player last season. So anything he did, the team just had to follow
He was key and all but Liverpool can cope without him. He wasn't what Bale meant to Tottenham. I'm a Newcastle fan, and the 6-0 Liverpool gave us was done without Luis Suarez. So obviously, they can cope.
Nope, Liverpool finished 2nd as a team effort. Luis Suarez was the hub of the attack but that doesn't mean he carried Liverpool. Only a blind moron or an ABL would be able to assume that he was a one man team.
Has Liverpool lost there attacking flow? Build up play? Now that he's gone? We were reliant on him but he didn't actually carry Liverpool.
When he was banned at first last season we won games without him with ease as well. Questions were raised whether he should have even came back. Then again, you haven't even been watching football that long, lol.
Grd8 seems to think he didn't lol.
Di Maria > all of Liverpools forwards
He gobbled up the opposition with some hungry displays.
