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Premier League: Luis Suarez says he is now dreaming of success with Liverpool

Luis Suarez: Very happy at Liverpool
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Luis Suarez believes he can achieve his 'dreams' at Liverpool, one of those being playing in the Champions League.

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After his summer of uncertainty, which saw him demand a move before returning to the club to see out a domestic suspension, Suarez has paid tribute to the club's supporters. "The fans have helped me so much," said the South American star. "Everyone knows that I had some difficult times last summer. "But they have always supported me and always had confidence in me. I really feel that support in my heart. "I think this has been the best season of my career so far. It's my job to score goals and create goals, and help the team. "When you have really good team-mates and a manager who believes in you, then it helps so much with your job. "For me, stepping on to the pitch knowing I have the confidence of the supporters means everything to me as a player. They help me to give my best. "I am so happy both on the pitch and outside the pitch. My family are happy also and that's very important to me. "Things are going well but I need to keep going. I can never stop. I will keep trying my best."

Behaviour

Suarez believes his on-field behaviour has improved, following his ban for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic last year and he admits he needs to lead by example. "I try to keep my cool on the pitch with referees and defenders. I try not to get involved in arguments," he said. "It is better to just concentrate on helping the team - that is the most important thing. You need to keep a clear mind. "When I was a kid, I listened to the big players. Now I'm a big player in a big team other players come to speak to me. It's a positive for me. I need to be an example." With 74 goals in just 121 games for Liverpool in all competitions, Suarez is well on his way to legendary status at Anfield - but he is first to admit he is still some way off the likes of Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard. "No, no, I'm not at that level," Suarez said. "Kenny is number one. When he was a player, he was just unbelievable. I've watched the videos of him. "Stevie for me is the best player we have here. He has achieved so much. "He's our captain and a great leader. In the dressing room, he never thinks he's better than anyone else. For me, he's been one of the best players in the world for a lot of years. "I think Liverpool have a long history with many great players. I hope one day to be up there with those great players. I'll try my best to write some history here."

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