Luis Suarez has told Liverpool fans to stay calm as the club attempts to win its first top-flight title in 24 years. The Uruguayan striker has admitted he is avoiding media coverage of the season climax and is urging the club's supporters not to get carried away just yet.
"It's normal for the supporters to get excited and be discussing our chances," Suarez told the club's official website.
"When I'm out shopping or out with my family I bump into fans who mention it to me. I've told them to stay calm and not to worry. We'll be trying our best.
"For the players, it's probably best if we don't get involved in that kind of talk.
"Personally, I think that if I don't watch TV, listen to the radio or read about us on the internet it's better. I know what the situation is.
"Winning the title would be very special but we can't think about that yet."
Suarez paid tribute to manager Brendan Rodgers, who has done a remarkable job in his second season in charge.
"It's very important to see the manager relaxed," added Suarez.
"Brendan gives all of us confidence because he's good at his job. He believes in all of the squad and when you have that belief from your boss then it's easier to perform at your best."
