Luis Suarez's true colours clear as former Liverpool star reveals training ground bust-up

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Luis Suarez spent four years at Liverpool, where he established himself as one of he best strikers around, winning the Golden Boot in his final season before moving to BarcelonaFormer Liverpool defender Martin Kelly has revealed that he had never witnessed a first-team player train with the reserves the day after a match until Luis Suarez started showing up every Sunday morning. Over a four-year period, Suarez established himself as one of the finest forwards in the club's history.Whether it was his unforgettable goals, incredible assists or those games where he single-handedly seemed to carry Brendan Rodgers' team to victory, Suarez will forever be remembered by Liverpool fans and players alike.But it wasn't just his brilliance on matchdays that left an impression on Kelly.

The now-retired defender will always remember how the Uruguay international would regularly turn up for training on a Sunday, even when he wasn't required to be there.READ MORE: Newcastle United striker accused ex-Liverpool star of costing him Premier League winners' medalREAD MORE: Wayne Rooney disagrees with Steven Gerrard after 'egotistical losers' claimIn a chat with the Athletic, Kelly recalled: "He did something I'd never seen before. The way I was brought up was: 'Don't take a step back.' At one point, we squared up to each other and he was laughing at me."He was saying: 'Kelly, you're crazy.' I said: 'Just stop kicking me.

His relentless drive to win every game and drill he participated in showcased his character and leadership qualities - traits that nearly led the Reds to Premier League glory in the 2013/14 season.In his final season with Liverpool, which saw the team finish just two points behind champions Manchester City after a home loss to Chelsea and a 3-3 draw with Crystal Palace in their last three matches, Suarez delivered an impressive 33 goals and 13 assists in 33 Premier League appearances.His Liverpool tenure ended with him tearfully embracing Steven Gerrard at Selhurst Park, after they conceded the advantage to City. In his debut season with the Florida outfit, Suarez chalked up nine goals and 10 assists.For the latest news and breaking news, visit liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fc.