The No.7 is already a fans favourite at Anfield after netting a debut strike and notching up a montage of magnificent assists in his first four matches.

However, he remains adamant he still has much more to offer and admits a stop-start schedule of fixtures has prevented him from hitting top form.

"It is very difficult for me to play one week and then have to wait two weeks for the next chance to play," said Suarez.

"I am playing one game, and then there is not another game I can play in for a long time, and so it is hard for me to get to the right level physically.

"But I am training well, so that when the chance comes to play again I am ready if the team needs me.

"I think it will take some time before the fans can see the best of me. That is what I am working towards every day, doing my best for the fans.

"It is great for a new player, someone who has played only four games since coming to Liverpool, to have the support of the public like I did [against United]. It was fantastic."
Dirk Kuyt may have grabbed most of the headlines with his hat-trick heroics in the 3-1 win over the Red Devils - but there was no denying Suarez's influence.

The Uruguayan had a hand in all three Liverpool goals and could even have been credited with the opener had Kuyt not made sure on the goalline.

"I spoke with Dirk about the first goal," he said.

"It is not important who scored it. It is important that it went in! Dirk has the ability to be in the right place at the right time, and he showed it on Sunday."