Dalglish defends Suarez

Critics of Liverpool striker Luis Suarez need to look at their own integrity, according to manager Kenny Dalglish.After last weekend's 1-1 draw at home to Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson suggested the Uruguay international was prone to diving.Suarez seemed to be on the wrong end of a couple of decisions in the 1-1 Anfield draw against Norwich on Saturday evening, most notably when he went down under a second-half challenge from Marc Tierney when he looked to be clear on goal.He was targeted by Norwich boo-boys, but Dalglish fully supports the striker, who after last week's match was also accused of racism by United defender Patrice Evra."I think the problem is there are people who question Luis Suarez's integrity," said Liverpool's manager."It is their integrity that needs questioning, not his."On the football pitch he is exemplary, a fantastic footballer and we have 100 per cent faith in Luis Suarez and the way he conducts himself."Suarez, on another day, would have had a hatful of goals against the Canaries, as the Uruguayan hit the woodwork on more than one occasion.Liverpool's star striker was also denied by John Ruddy in injury-time, when the Norwich goalkeeper produced a brilliant save."I think on the balance we deserved to take three points," added Dalglish."We played really well up to a point, created some great chances with some good passing and movement, but when you are only one in front it gives them some encouragement."They were hanging on in there, but if we don't convert our chances we are always going to give other people a chance and they took it."