Pemain Liverpool Luis Suarez (tengah) yang diasak oleh dua pemain Norwich menanduk bola ke arah gawang gol dalam saingan Liga Perdana Inggeris di Anfield, semalam. Kedua-dua pasukan terikat 1-1. - REUTERS
LIVERPOOL - Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish again vigorously defend the Uruguay striker Luis Suarez after the controversy dragged in another English Premier League yesterday.
Only a week after being sued by Manchester United defender Patrice Evra issued a statement racist, Suarez attract more criticism when Liverpool drew 1-1 with Norwich on Monday when he fell onto the Anfield pitch after the crowded Marc Tierney.
The referee, Peter Walton, however, refused to punish the opponent's defense and did not take any action.
"I would say something but do not want to add. The integrity of Luis Suarez, while the integrity of those who actually need to be questioned,''Dalglish firm.
At last week's game, United manager Alex Ferguson also claimed that Suarez accidentally dropped her.
"On the football field, he was an exemplary player. He's a great football player, we have 100 percent faith in Luis Suarez and the way he behaves," he said.
Meanwhile, Dalglish insisted he was not worried about the performance at home to Liverpool despite missing a chance to close the ticket to seize the European Champions League.
Reds won only two of five games at home after Norwich tied in the latest competition on Saturday.
They also failed to prevent the goal of clean sheets in every match, including during the draw with Sunderland and Manchester United, as well as a 2-1 win over troubled club, Wolves.
Liverpool is seen often struggle when they face bottom club, but four of their six losses last season was the league newcomers.
Yesterday, they made 25 attempts on goal Norwich, unfortunately, the experiment failed translate into goals. The lack of a concern destructive instincts Dalglish.
"If you fail to complete the opportunity, then you will open up opportunities for others, they take it very well.
"We are disappointed with this decision but I'm sure we used to play worse than this and take home the victory. You worked hard to get a chance and it was difficult to accept the result after trying this.
"However, if we continue to create opportunities, have enough players to tackle an opponent, if we continue to play against, we can win more games,''said Dalglish.
Find a place in the Premier League starting line for the first time since his return to Liverpool, Craig Bellamy scored the Reds opening few seconds before the end of the first half, which is his first goal since leaving Manchester City.
Grant Holt, however, equalized in the 60th minute for the 50 th goal of 100 appearances for Norwich, allowing the team manager, Paul Lambert continued good season.
In fact, Lambert believes, John Ruddy a key success factor binding Reds side after the keeper saved some trial and suggested the danger opponent he has been given the attention of England's national squad.
Former Everton goalkeeper, who completed 25 years of a great show action next week at Anfield, including a beautiful volley to save Suarez, four minutes into injury time. - AFP
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