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Kenny Dalglish has today revealed that he will leave it until the last minute to decide whether Luis Suarez will face West Brom on Saturday.
The striker picked up an ankle knock during the Carling Cup success at Stoke City and the boss admitted he has since undergone treatment at Melwood.
Dalglish told his pre-match press conference: "He's had a bit of treatment so we'll see how he is. He's had a tough time recently, so we'll see how he is tomorrow."
Suarez's magnificent brace in the triumph over Tony Pulis's men had the boss struggling for superlatives to describe him during his post-Stoke chat with journalists.
He admits he has been delighted by the former Ajax star's overall contribution since moving to Anfield and reckons he is proving to be a great ambassador for the Reds.
"I said it the other night, my vocabulary ran out within a week when the wee man came here," said Dalglish.
"He's been fantastic and the great thing him about him is that he is very unassuming as well.
"Everybody can see what he can do on the pitch. He's got no edge to him. He doesn't think he is better than anyone else and he's fantastic in and around the football club. He's a great ambassador for the club as well.
"So for us, as well as his football, the other things he brings to the club are important as well.
"He's only been here since January and we are already running out of compliments to pay him. That in itself is a huge compliment I suppose."
Steven Gerrard was a notable absentee during the Carling Cup encounter in the Potteries but Dalglish was quick to rebuff any queries surrounding his fitness.
"It's just part of the course of sensibility, I think, with both him and Glen (Johnson)," said Dalglish. "There's nothing wrong. They both could have played if they had to play. It was our choice."
Asked if he had any other injury doubts for the showdown at the Hawthorns, Dalglish added: "More or less it's a full squad."