Jordan Henderson reflects on incident that made him want to kill Liverpool teammate

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·28 December 2022

Jordan Henderson reflects on incident that made him want to kill Liverpool teammate

Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has opened up on his explosive bust-up with his former team Luis Suarez during their time together at Liverpool.

The midfielder revealed to Jamie Carragher during a podcast in 2019 that Suarez riled him up during a training session and he was made to feel that he wasn’t good enough.

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Henderson revealed that he lost his temper at the moment and was ready to kill the Uruguayan international.

Suarez certainly had a bite to his personality which made him unpopular amongst the rival fans and players. The Uruguayan international had a way of triggering the opposition and Henderson experienced it firsthand during a training session at Liverpool.

However, the Liverpool captain revealed that the two patched things up almost immediately after the training session and they enjoyed a great relationship during the former Liverpool striker’s stay at Anfield.

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“I was trying to do the best I can do. Being a footballer, there is criticism and people doubting you all the time,” he told Jamie Carragher during an appearance on The Greatest Game podcast in 2019. “At that time, I was a young player and there were one or two things Luis did in training that I didn’t like. It made me feel I wasn’t good enough to be in the same team in training. “The arms were up like ‘what the f***, what is he doing’, like I shouldn’t be there. That really hurt me. He did it three times and then I exploded and I was ready to kill him. “From that point, I had a good relationship with Luis. The next game I set him up for his goal. He was brilliant with me after that and I was really close to him after that and he was another big player I learned from.”

Suarez was a key player for Liverpool during his time at the club and his exceptional displays during the 2013/14 season allowed them to launch a title challenge but they were narrowly beaten to the trophy by Manchester City.