Kenny Dalglish's men emerged from a dismal run of six defeats in seven Barclays Premier League games with a last-gasp win at Blackburn last week.
They then followed that up by claiming a place in the FA Cup final with victory over arch-rivals Everton at Wembley. Uruguay forward Suarez told LFC Weekly: "All clubs, teams and players go through good runs and bad runs. That is football.
"No team has success after success. Even the very best of all time have bad periods, but it is how they react that defines them.
"You are bound to enjoy picking up trophies and medals, of course you are. But you learn most about one another during a bad patch, you learn how to stick together even more.
"If you react in the right way and support each other, adversity can be a good thing in the long run because you become stronger."
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