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Liverpool - Liverpool striker Luis Suarez spoke at length through his club's official website. He revealed his views on several matters, including about Andy Carroll until Marco van Basten.
About Carroll, Suarez hopes to be a duet with his partner, as they both go to Anfield at the same time, namely at the end of the winter transfer market at the end of January.
"In Newcastle Andy shows that he's a very good player, and now I believe we both can build a good cooperation," said Suarez. "All the attacker here is good, and I'm happy to be playing with it all. But I think, the strength of Andy and myself will complement each other with the good."
Suarez also talked about the number seven jersey he was wearing in her. That number was once used to be the identity of the legend of the Reds who currently mejabat as team manager: Kenny Dalglish.
"I did not realize the history of it when I'm number seven. At that time I asked what number would, and I chose it," said 24-year-old Uruguayan player was.
"But now I'm pretty happy with that choice. Now I know players like Kenny Dalglish and Kevin Keegan. I've seen video footage goals Dalglish to Liverpool. He's a great player."
Suarez capabilities established by the Dutch football when he was taken to the Land of Windmills by FC Groningen in 2006 at the age of 19 years. One season later he was recruited by a large team of Ajax Amsterdam, and became an important figure in there for three and a half seasons.
"When I was little I knew that someday I had to play in Europe. And I saw the Netherlands as an outstanding school. I learned a lot while in the Netherlands," said the player was born January 24, 1987.
"I used this individualistic player. But they (Marco van Basten, Dennis Bergkamp, Frank de Boer, Henk Ten Cate), taught me the importance of being part of a team. Van Basten taught me many things about how to be a striker, on-technique shooting techniques and things that work on him. Movement of him, he's technical.
"But from all that I learned about being quiet in the field in front of goal and also if the opponent violated. We must try not to react; away only. I learned to better control my attitude."
Suarez also tells about the captain's position he had entailed in Ajax, which is entrusted by coach Martin Jol after Thomas Vermaelen left Amsterdam and join Arsenal.
"He (Jol) said, I have the qualifications to be captain, even though my Dutch is not unusual. He said I could pass on the mentality and my attitude to the team. I think, become captain are also very help my development.
"I always want more. I always want my team out the best. We can win 4-0, but I wanted to win eight goals. I hate to lose. I can never accept defeat."(A2s / a2s)
source : www.detiksport.com
(Scott Heavey / Getty Images)
Liverpool - Liverpool striker Luis Suarez spoke at length through his club's official website. He revealed his views on several matters, including about Andy Carroll until Marco van Basten.
About Carroll, Suarez hopes to be a duet with his partner, as they both go to Anfield at the same time, namely at the end of the winter transfer market at the end of January.
"In Newcastle Andy shows that he's a very good player, and now I believe we both can build a good cooperation," said Suarez. "All the attacker here is good, and I'm happy to be playing with it all. But I think, the strength of Andy and myself will complement each other with the good."
Suarez also talked about the number seven jersey he was wearing in her. That number was once used to be the identity of the legend of the Reds who currently mejabat as team manager: Kenny Dalglish.
"I did not realize the history of it when I'm number seven. At that time I asked what number would, and I chose it," said 24-year-old Uruguayan player was.
"But now I'm pretty happy with that choice. Now I know players like Kenny Dalglish and Kevin Keegan. I've seen video footage goals Dalglish to Liverpool. He's a great player."
Suarez capabilities established by the Dutch football when he was taken to the Land of Windmills by FC Groningen in 2006 at the age of 19 years. One season later he was recruited by a large team of Ajax Amsterdam, and became an important figure in there for three and a half seasons.
"When I was little I knew that someday I had to play in Europe. And I saw the Netherlands as an outstanding school. I learned a lot while in the Netherlands," said the player was born January 24, 1987.
"I used this individualistic player. But they (Marco van Basten, Dennis Bergkamp, Frank de Boer, Henk Ten Cate), taught me the importance of being part of a team. Van Basten taught me many things about how to be a striker, on-technique shooting techniques and things that work on him. Movement of him, he's technical.
"But from all that I learned about being quiet in the field in front of goal and also if the opponent violated. We must try not to react; away only. I learned to better control my attitude."
Suarez also tells about the captain's position he had entailed in Ajax, which is entrusted by coach Martin Jol after Thomas Vermaelen left Amsterdam and join Arsenal.
"He (Jol) said, I have the qualifications to be captain, even though my Dutch is not unusual. He said I could pass on the mentality and my attitude to the team. I think, become captain are also very help my development.
"I always want more. I always want my team out the best. We can win 4-0, but I wanted to win eight goals. I hate to lose. I can never accept defeat."(A2s / a2s)
source : www.detiksport.com
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