Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp regards Liverpool striker Luis Suarez a good role-model.
Bergkamp watched Suarez at Ajax when the striker developed his career before moving to Liverpool in 2011.
He revealed in his autobiography, Stillness and Speed, "Everything is done for the kids now. It is a problem.
"They are picked up from school by mini-vans, the food is there, the teaching is there. How can they develop themselves if everything is done for them?
"We've got players in the first team now who have come through and are used to playing a certain style. As soon as it's a little bit different, it's 'Oh no, I don't know what to do!'
"You could see the difference with Luis Suarez. Of course, maybe you wouldn't agree with the things he did, but he was always trying to create something, always thinking 'How do I get the best out of this situation? Do I have to pull the shirt of the defender to get to him? Do I get out of position to control the ball?'"
