article_snippet: Yes, Danny Ings is good enough to make the step up.
article_snippet: It is no mean effort scoring nine goals in Premier League for a side that has struggled to get results and Danny Ings has never been found wanting at the biggest stadiums.
article_snippet: It was not a one-off because Danny Ings has attracted positive reviews all season.
article_snippet: Danny Ings has been doing that for the last two years and Danny Ings will welcome the challenge.
article_snippet: Danny Ings is one of those players who doesn't have one quality that makes Danny Ings stand out, but Danny Ings doesn't have an obvious weakness either.
article_snippet: Danny Ings is an intelligent player and at 22 has the potential to get better.
article_snippet: Danny Ings is a good finisher but Danny Ings tally of nine this season is unremarkable and five fewer than Charlie Austin at QPR for example.
article_snippet: Ings could make the step up to a big club but there is no guarantee.
article_snippet: There was a moment when IAN LADYMAN became clear to IAN LADYMAN that Ings was good enough to make the grade at the very highest level and it came early in last month’s defeat at Manchester United.
article_snippet: no doubting the drive and determination of a striker who was playing for Dorchester Town in the Conference South a little over four years ago, and Ings will be desperate to put on a performance at Anfield.
article_snippet: Ings is only 22 and fits the profile of player that Liverpool often pursue in the transfer market .
article_snippet: A player who scored 26 goals in the Championship last season has also hit four in seven appearances for England Under 21s to stake his claim for a senior international call-up, so there is little doubt that his is capable of rising to the challenge.
article_snippet: Ings is not excessively tall or powerful, but his is quick and possesses great movement and anticipation in and around the penalty box.