LOAN VIEW: SCOTT TWINE

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This week’s ‘Loan View’ sees us catch up with forward Scott Twine who is spending the 2023/24 season on loan at Hull City

2023-12-06T16:06:04.274Z

LOAN VIEW: SCOTT TWINE

This week’s ‘Loan View’ sees us catch up with forward Scott Twine who is spending the 2023/24 season on loan at Hull City

2023-12-06T16:06:04.274Z

This week’s ‘Loan View’ sees us catch up with forward Scott Twine who is spending the 2023/24 season on loan at Hull City

Scott Twine says he is 'loving every minute' of his loan move with Hull City, who are currently sitting in the Sky Bet Championship play-off places with Twine featuring in all but two games for the Tigers.

The Midfielder joined the Yorkshire side on a season-long loan in the summer from the Clarets and the former MK Dons man, who scored his first Hull goal last week, has been a regular figure for Liam Rosenior's men in the Championship.

Speaking to Burnleyfootballclub.com, Twine discussed his time with the Tigers so far this campaign: "I'm loving every minute of it to be honest. I love playing football, playing as many matches as I can and I'm thankful I'm getting that.

“Every footballer wants to be playing, so to be playing on a regular basis I couldn’t ask for anything more to be honest.

“It’s a nice place, with good people. There’s a great group of lads here & great staff and everyone has been so welcome since I got here.

"I'm pleased with how it's gone for me so far, I still feel like I've got much more to give but the team are doing well and hopefully I can get a few more goals to my name now."

Twine has played 17 times for City this season in the league but the 24-year-old had to wait until last week for his first goal of the season.

The attacking midfielder had set up two goals prior to notching his first of the campaign against Rotherham United but just three days later his second goal for the Tigers followed against Watford.

Twine admits although it was a relief to get his first goal in black and amber, the forward hopes the goals will continue.

“It took it’s time and to be honest it was a big weight off my shoulders. I felt like I have playing better the last six weeks and was just missing that goal. But I kept believing in myself that it would come and I want more of that.

“So, to get that first goal meant a lot and I was always confident that once I got the first then more would follow, so hopefully I can keep that little run up now.

"I think it's just a relief to be fair. It couldn't have fallen any nicer for me. So yeah, really relieved with that and happy to score. Hopefully, I start scoring more now and getting more assists."

Hull's style of play is a possession based system and Twine says a key factor to joining the Tigers was due to the football played under Rosenior and the midfielder believes there are similarities to Burnley's style.

“I think there’s a lot of similarities in the way we play, of course every manager is different and has different ways.

“I do see a lot of similarities in the system and it’s one of the big reasons I wanted to come to Hull, I thought it was the right move for me."