Danny Ings

[Paddy]

Please say the Ingsy naming is fake.

[Fredo]

Good signing. He'll fit our style of play really well. Works extremely hard and is decent technically. Not a world beater, but he'll surprise a few people.

[Needles]

Welcome to Liverpool - Danny Ings [Subject to Medical]

I feel sorry for him. The poor guy's is being trashed before he's even kicked a ball for us. Let's give him a chance. If we can provide the service to him then I'm sure he will be just fine.

[kubrickscube]

Good luck to him, if he was as rubbish as he is supposed to be then he wouldn't have previously been linked to chelsea, man u and spurs. We've not spent £20m on him so let's just see how he goes.

[vlahka]

[baitman]

FOCUS

[Kenneth]

Good luck to him, if he was as rubbish as he is supposed to be then he wouldn't have previously been linked to chelsea, man u and spurs. We've not spent £20m on him so let's just see how he goes.

By his agent presumably.

A average striker and not what we need, we've got enough of them already that we don't have to pay good money for.

[Fierce]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport...y-ings-9410311

[vlahka]

His record at Burnley in his first two seasons wasn’t too good – why was that?

CF: "Injuries. He arrived and hurt his knee, putting him out. He then came back, and injured it again.

Maybe we got him to keep Sturridge company.

[Fredo]

He's the new Ian Rush.

[Chazza]

Ingsy

Thoroughly decent chap

Danny Ings: Burnley striker funds foundation to help disabled youngsters in the region

Well played, Danny Ings.

The Clarets' striker has launched his own self-funded foundation for disabled youngsters in the Burnley area.

Ings has scored three Premier League goals for the newly-promoted club this season, including his double on Saturday in the 2-1 win at Stoke City.

In conjunction with Burnley FC in the Community, "The Danny Ings Disability Sport Project" aims to deliver football coaching to disabled youngsters and with learning difficulties throughout the region.

"It’s something that’s been a long time coming," revealed Ings.

"I wanted to do it last year, but with all of the games in the Championship, it wasn’t possible.

"So I sat down in the summer with the Burnley FC In The Community lads, who have been fantastic, and we came up with this project and I’m just happy that it’s launched.

"It’s not about the money for me, it’s about seeing the smiles on the kids’ faces, that’s what means the most to me and that’s why I want to give as much back as I can.

"Unfortunately these kids won’t be able to have the career that I’ve got, so supporting them and making them part of the journey in my career means a lot."

Ings revealed that the inspiration for the project came from a meeting a young disabled fan. The picture (below) went viral.



“A couple of years ago, I got my picture taken with a young lad called Joseph Skinner, who I gave my boots to. Before I even got back in the changing room, the picture had gone viral. From that day on, it really inspired me to give my all back, and do as much as I can.

"I’m planning to cover as many disabilities as possible, giving them as much sports and football coaching as I can. Also, I’ll be creating Burnley’s first ever adult disability football team, to compete in the north-west league."

For more information on the Danny Ings Disability Sports Project, please e-mail [email protected]

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/danny-ings-burnley-striker-funds-scheme-to-help-disabled-youngsters-in-the-region-9884855.html

[Shaggy]

That's great. They might not be very good but we have a very likeable squad at the moment, full of seemingly really good characters off the pitch. I know it's not much but it's a start.

[Daniel 7]

They're a wonderful group of young men

[-V-]

From a financial point of view we can't really go wrong. He's english and decent so we won't lose anything. But is he good enough to lead the line for us.......absolutely not

[The_weatherman]

He does seem like the sort you really want to succeed.