3. Robin van Persie Doesn't Cheat
Luis Suarez' talent on the pitch is unquestionable and he is a world class striker, but he has suffered from a bad reputation of late, all of it his own doing. In January, Brendan Rodgers
blasted the Uruguayan for diving and labelled his antics "unacceptable" after the striker admitted taking to ground too easily in a bid to win a penalty against Stoke City. Stoke manager Tony Pulis went one step further and branded the player's actions as "embarrassing", and all this has only served to tarnish the player's image and reputation. Comparatively speaking, RVP has kept his nose clean and has been depicted as the hero to Suarez' villain. Popping up with dramatic, last minute winners has put a somewhat romantic gloss on the Dutchman's reputation at Old Trafford as he spearheads United's charge to the title. Luis Suarez is more prone to making negative headlines with his dubious morals while RVP makes the headlines for scoring winning goals, and that's the difference between the pair.