- Hi, Finn. - Hi.
You OK?
HE SIGHS
Isn't it nice to just sit down with a cup of tea?
Yes, I like.
First of all then, the question on everyone's lips is, "What's that?"
- It's like a green tea. You know? - Oh, yeah.
But it's from Uruguay. If you try, you don't like.
Because it's a little strong.
In England we like tea too, but one thing we love more than tea
is dipping biscuits in, like this.
Be careful, the body fat, eh?
Do you ever dunk your biscuits?
Yes, I like. I can try?
Yeah, yeah.
Thank you.
Mm. Nice.
OK, let's get down to some serious stuff.
Your son Benji was born and lives in Liverpool,
that makes him a Scouser, doesn't it?
Yeah, I think so. And my daughter also goes to nursery,
and she speaks like a Scouser,
I don't understand when she's speaking with me in English!
I interviewed Brendan Rodgers last season, he seems like a very nice chap,
how do you find him?
Yeah, I think he's a very good coach, he loves to speak with the players for confidence,
when you are on the pitch you love to play
because your manager has confidence in you.
This is nice for a player.
- When you celebrate, you used to do this. - Yeah.
Then this. Now you do this.
What does that even mean?
You don't see very good my celebration,
because I never do that and that - only here and here.
- Oh, yeah. - I do that...
and I kiss here for my wife, and I kiss here for my daughter's name.
And now, I like that, because I didn't get Benjamin, the name.
When I get a new tattoo, the name, I'll never...
Because I am my wife and my two children. So I kiss the three.
When I celebrate, I do a power slide, but I can't do it on Astro.
I just, I slide on my knees like that.
- Like that? - Yeah, but I can't slide in here
cos it's Astroturf.
Yeah, it's nice, eh?
We both know Daniel Sturridge's celebration - do you like it?
Yes, I like him. But I can never try because...
But I love him, because...when you were children,
you can see too much players, the celebration,
and when you play at the top, in your house you think,
"OK, I want my preferred celebration."
And I think Daniel preferred to dance, so it's nice.
You and Daniel are an amazing striker partnership,
like me and my friend Cameron.
Can you give us some advice on our striker partnership?
I think when you have a very good player,
when you play with a very good player on the pitch,
in the moment with Daniel, you love to play with him, and with another,
and I think you love to play with your partner, because he passes the ball, he...
And for defenders also, it's a danger.
I'd really want to see Liverpool win the league one day, so can you promise me
you'll really, really, really try?
It's my dream, because I hope so, one day the league,
and one big trophy with Liverpool,
that's my dream, and when I win that I'll remember my family,
and then you, because you said that.
I need some advice. I'm a striker and you always nutmeg people.
How did you get so good?
Sometimes it's unlucky, because when you try it's nice,
but sometimes I dribble and maybe the defender opens their legs
and I love that, but the last time in England,
the defender knows that and maybe closes their legs!
The tradition in England is to shout "megs!" whenever you meg someone, like this...
megs! Do you ever say that when you nutmeg people?
No, in Uruguay, no, never said that, but here in England I know that,
because before the game, every time we do a rondo,
and sometimes somebody shouts "megs",
but I think it's funny.
When I go to the match I always sing your song - do you like the song?
Yes, I love that, because when you play in one team and one club and the supporters
sing like that, it's unbelievable, you have too much confidence.
Yeah. Do you want to sing the song, I'll start and you finish?
OK.
# Duh-duh-duh-duh, duh-duh-duh
# Luis Suarez... #
I've run out of questions, so can I please, please, please nutmeg you?
Yes, OK, you can do that.
So I can tell all my mates I nutmegged Luis Suarez.
OK, no problem.
Ah!
LUIS LAUGHS