Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish insists they're no one-man team after victory over Bolton Wanderers.
Dalglish, whose Reds renaissance is continuing apace, accepts Suarez may command most of the headlines but wanted to recognise all contributions.
Dalglish said: "Some days Luis will play better than somebody else and on another day it will be someone else's turn to show up.
"The most important thing is we have got different people that can play and produce a high quality of performance.
"In any one season there are going to be individuals that grab the headlines but for us it is a team event.
"We passed and moved and thoroughly deserved the victory. Everyone who came would have been thoroughly entertained."
