Danny Ings, how are you, mate, you good.

Good, thanks, how are you?

Yeah, not too bad, Frank.

Thanks for joining me.

Really appreciate the time.

First off, let's get some general chit-chat the way you're enjoying life up here. I am, yeah. Obviously, I would have liked to have played more, but in terms of the experience and the group that I hear, is fantastic. We haven't achieved what we kind of expected to achieve with the score we've got, but now I've enjoyed it.

Good, good, good. And enjoy your time of Liverpool?

I loved it. I loved it. And I think looking back, I think a lot of people probably think that I didn't because of the injuries that I had.

But I think the whole experience of being at that football club, the size of that club. And all of the people

associated with the club really helped me, you know, overcome those tough times and made me

actually enjoy my time there 100%. I got that impression from you. It's a bit of a strange

question because, as you say, injuries were a big part, unfortunately, of your time there. But I

always got the sense that despite that, you were all, you were just sort of enjoying every single moment. You do hold some really fond memories from your time at Anfield. I do, yeah. And you know, I don't like to look back at my time at Liverpool, you know, just the injuries. I think even with the injuries, I still left a better player than when I got there. I think that's down to the lads that I played with, you know, the staff, the coaches, the fans as well, which I still to this day, I come across Liverpool fans all the time and they're so kind to me considering I wasn't able to kind of perform to the levels that I wanted to there.

So yeah, overall, just a fantastic club and I loved every minute of it. Absolutely. And a Derby goal as well to walk off with. So not too bad. And we're speaking ahead of the Derby's weekend as well. You mentioned some of the players there. We're going to dive into a couple of them because we now know, of course, that two Liverpool legends are moving on at the end of the season. Andy Robertson, normally, as I did

with Mo Salah, I would ask you your first impression of this footballer, but I think I might

have a semi-ide already because obviously he arrives at the football club, you're doing a lactate test

and Andy Robertson couldn't quite cope, is that fair to say? It wasn't the only one though.

He wasn't the only one.

It was a struggle, but I think anyone having to chase Millie, probably a struggle.

But no, he was pretty quiet when he first came in Robbo, but to see where he's got to.

And again, the levels that he's reached is just incredible.

And, you know, testament to how hard he works as well. And you can see it now, you know, the relationship that he has with the fans. You can tell that he's cherishing every single moment at the club and rightly so because he's been incredible. Absolutely. Was he sick at all during that run? He wasn't the only one. I don't want to say names, but he wasn't the only one that was sick.

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