Luis Suárez

[Fierce]

[Sarb]

His goal was class. Owen was jizzing about it. The way he gets the ball and then deliberately runs in front of Jagielka is brilliant. Such a clever player. Always thinking

[Shaggy]

He really doesn't have any pace either - it was amazing how he just refused to let Jagielka any possibility of taking the ball off him without fouling him. What a wonderful player.

And him going ****ing bananas at Sturridge - at 4-0 up - and right at the end still super hyped trying to get another goal - was a joy to watch. I absolutely love him.

[Sarb]

It sums them too up. I was raging at Sturridge too. I dont like Owen but he knows his **** on strikers. They way they want to score all the time even at 4 nil up, he says it is what sets them apart from the rest.

Suarez is just utter class. It's not just ability it's his work rate too. Remember in the first half we were under the cosh a bit, ball comes to him facing his own goal and he flicks it across himself with inside of left foot to win a free kick . Anything else he would have lost the ball

[Fredo]

He probably needs a wee bit of rest though. I'd sit him out the Arsenal cup game, or just give him 3 days rest during the week. He looks close to rupture atm.

[Pablo]

My dad doesn't have much passion for modern day football any more, but when he does watch our games he's in absolute awe at Suarez. He gets all giddy

He also constantly picks out Coutinho and Henderson for praise too. He still knows his ****

[Shaggy]

He probably needs a wee bit of rest though. I'd sit him out the Arsenal cup game, or just give him 3 days rest during the week. He looks close to rupture atm.

I don't think he does. He's indestructible.

[Sarb]

Think Rodgers has said Suarez just needs to play all the time

Coutinho was fantastic yesterday

[danperkins]

He's such a smart footballer.. he comes across Jagielka's running path when he breaks away.. means Jagielka can either try catch up or foul him and get sent off.

You can talk about getting 90-100 million or whatsoever but a player like this IMO comes along once in a generation. Forgetting that he is world class.. i don't think i've ever seen a player with such a determination to win & a work rate that makes Dirk Kuyt look like Berbatov. He never,ever gives up.. it's really something.

If he goes in the summer it will be devastating.

[Fosterbloke]

I don't think he does. He's indestructible.

Indefatigable

[Fredo]

He's a genius, simply. Thinks and sees anything ahead of everyone on the pitch. He doesn't boast blinding pace, but that quick thinking allows him to compensate for that. He's so ****ing intense that I'm physically exhausted after watching him play.

[PTP]

just stop it luis it's ****ing sick - and i mean in a cool way like the kids say -

[rodo]

phew drought over!!!

[Liverpool]

And him going ****ing bananas at Sturridge - at 4-0 up - and right at the end still super hyped trying to get another goal - was a joy to watch. I absolutely love him.

the contrast from the stoke game were it was all smiles in a similar situation, he was raging for ages afterwards yesterday

[Yozza]

http://www.ftbpro.com/FanAwards

Last chance to vote for Suarez

Luis Suarez has been shortlisted to scoop the FTBPro PFA Fan Player of the Month award for January – and Liverpool supporters have until Friday to vote for our Uruguayan vole to claim the honour.

The 26-year-old kicked off the month and the New Year with a stunning free-kick at home to Hull City, then followed up with another scintillating performance - including a brace - at Stoke City.

Although he did not score, Suarez was hugely influential in the Reds mounting a comeback against Aston Villa last weekend - and he plundered a magical solo goal in the 4-o rout over Everton on Tuesday.

The No.7 is contending with five other Barclays Premier League stars for the prize: Emmanuel Adebayor, Yohan Cabaye, Santi Cazorla, Eden Hazard and Yaya Toure.

It is down to the fans to decide who wins, so have your say now; click at the top for the opportunity to cast your vote and be automatically included in a competition to secure a once-in-a-lifetime gift.

Every month, one supporter who delivers their vote will be awarded two tickets to a Premier League fixture, where they will meet the winning player and present the award.