Liverpool striker Luis Suarez wants to shed his 'bad' image for his children as he does not want to set a wrong example.
The 27-year footballer said that he realized that he had to change himself when he bit Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanonic during a match last year.
According to Mirror, Suarez is highly conscious about his reputation in front of his children and didn't want them to find out about his image later from the Internet.
Reports further added that the father-of-two now believes that he is '120 percent' different and wants to end the season by not getting involved in brawls both on and off field.
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