Reds fans here in the Tavern are keen to praise their striking options, but feel that there is always a room for improvement in the side.
Liverpool have always been a club closely linked with hanging onto their past, and it looks like nothing’s changed as die-hard supporters here in the Tavern picture the glory days of Luis Suarez writing his name in Anfield folklore.
The Uruguayan was a fan favorite during his time on Merseyside, due to the predatory instinct that resulted in his 82 goals in 133 appearances for the club, before his cannibal-like instincts took over with a bite that granted Suarez a move to Cataluna.
For any team that houses the abilities that the striker possesses it’s always going to bring about happiness and success, but Liverpool’s Twitter account took to reminding fans of one particular day in their recent post, a day that saw Suarez put 4 past his favorite opposition Norwich City.
#OnThisDay in 2013…
An unbelievable performance from @LuisSuarez9 pic.twitter.com/30aifqEaCM
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) December 4, 2017
Without any further ado, here’s a look at how Reds fans reacted to the blast from the past.
https://twitter.com/thejamessutton/status/937640648731250688
Let’s not do this rn
— Dan (@Jondanagan) December 4, 2017
Love him or loathe him, Luis Suarez is a footballing genius! #LFC
There is not enough words to describe how good this man is. He scores EVERY type of goal, what a player! Thanks for the memories Luis!— Jurgen Meister (@SS_LFC) December 4, 2017
#LFC #YNWA Met my son with 4 cans of lager, sat on the wall of petrol station by the Kop, drank them in the rain on a random Dec night then saw one of greatest ever performances by an LFC player in history! Memories!
— James McCarthy* (@JamesInvictus) December 4, 2017
Absolute animal
— Liverpool GFN (@LiverpoolGFN) December 4, 2017
I was at that game with my daughter's he was breathtaking so glad I saw this genius play .
— Jeansgirl (@henrysboss) December 4, 2017
https://twitter.com/unclegrowler/status/937653699740127232
https://twitter.com/Jasonk185/status/937641204656812032
Feel so privileged to have seen him play Anfield. What a star.
— Richard Bromley (@bromers_) December 4, 2017
