Cameron Stewart: My Hull City days are not over yet
CAMERON Stewart says he will not make any decisions over his long-term future until his loan spell with Burnley reaches its conclusion in January.
The Hull City winger was allowed to leave the KC Stadium on transfer deadline day following the Tigers' moves for Ahmed Elmohamady and Stephen Quinn.
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Loan move: Cameron Stewart
However, City boss Steve Bruce is keen to leave the door ajar for Stewart's return in the New Year, stating the loan switch can help boost the rookie's confidence.
Stewart still has two years to run on his City deal and Bruce has stressed there is currently no option for Burnley to make the move permanent.
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That leaves Stewart working towards a crossroads in his young career in January but the 21-year-old is keen to keep his options open.
When asked if his loan move to Burnley could eventually become permanent, Stewart said: "I spoke to the gaffer here (Eddie Howe), and if I really enjoy it here and he enjoys having me then it could be. I spoke to Steve Bruce and he said come here for six months and then we'll review it in January.
"I've still got almost two years with Hull so we'll wait and see what January brings.
"Leicester made a bid for me in January and over the close season my agent spoke to a few clubs, but I decided to stay at Hull. Obviously, with Steve coming in he's changed a few things and he's changed the system.
"We've been playing a back five – or 3-5-2, however you want to put it – so I could see myself not playing a lot of games.
"I think we both thought that it would be a good idea for me to go out on loan and play a few more games.
"I'm still only 21. I had a long injury and then came back, so for me to be spending a lot of time on the bench wasn't really ideal. I wanted to come out and try to get some more games."
The success of Stewart's loan spell will have the greatest say on his future but Burnley appear in no position to offer the seven-figure sums City rejected from Leicester in January.
Nottingham Forest and the Foxes are both known to have shown an interest in the winger late last week and they could also join the race if the Tigers choose to off-load in January.
Stewart made his Burnley debut just 24 hours after his exit from the KC but could not prevent the Clarets sliding to a 3-1 defeat to Brighton.
"I was in training with Hull on Friday morning and then I had to shoot down the M62 to try to get to Turf Moor in time to sign to play on Saturday," he said.
"To be honest I didn't really expect to play, but I did so I was very grateful for my start.
"For me personally I didn't get as much of the ball as I'd like to, so it was a disappointing result. But with the international break coming up hopefully we can get three points against Peterborough after."




Comments
by MikeMadrid
Friday, September 07 2012, 3:40PM
“I know somebody mentioned it earlier in the week, but the League table on this page is now one week old and still doesn't include the Bolton victory. Amazing that a "Daily" newspaper is so far behind. "The Hull Weekly Mail" has a certain ring to it though!”
by HCAFCscarb
Friday, September 07 2012, 3:16PM
“In Steve Bruce I trust so what ever SB chooses to
Do will be the fine by me.
:-)”
by JH1311
Friday, September 07 2012, 11:33AM
“I disagree killercbrn, I think Stewart does want to be here, but I think his head is scrambled by the goings on here over the last say 18 months, 3 managers, various tactics, rise and fall with the popularity of the fans, multiple offers, snidey agents, injuries, transfer rumours etc have all surrounded Cameron at this very early stage in his career. I really think he'll snap out of it soon.
Take Gareth Bale for example, he was slated by spurs fans during the early stages of his career, dubbed lazy and uniterested, sound familiar? Then what happened? He shot out the blocks and became a star overnight. I really have faith that Stewart will shine and I have a gut feeling that selling him would be a huge mistake.”
by piddsta
Friday, September 07 2012, 9:34AM
“352 is our system and he can't defend so no good as a wing back, so letting him out on loan is a good idea. I too question the attitude somewhat - 352 isn't five defenders, Cameron, it's three, supplemented when needed by wing backs who work the flanks, but to a winger who can't be bothered to track back, I guess a wing back does look like a defender.
Go and get some games under your belt and stop listening to your agent.”
by VoiceNreason
Thursday, September 06 2012, 9:57AM
“First of all Stewart will be lucky if Eddie Howe is still the manager at Burnley come January the waythings are going. 2nd, Stewarts performance on his Burnley debut was poor looking at reports and some Burnley fans are like Hull fans - on his back.!! He does need to knuckle down and get a pair of black boots for now. It is upto Cammy to perform like we know he can do. Agents do what agents do all the time. Thats the problem. An agent will unsettle a settled player regardless so that the said Agent can get his 10-15% cut. Agents are a Cancer of football.
If City do choose to sell Stewart it wont be until next summer imo and whatever we are asking for then Leicester will have to an extra million quid for him. Thats of course if the Allams will even speak to Leicester.”
by Ambertigerfan
Thursday, September 06 2012, 6:01AM
“From The Mail online:
Huddersfield and Hull lead race to sign Sunderland's Campbell on loan
By SPORTSMAIL REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 16:30 EST, 5 September 2012 | UPDATED: 20:40 EST, 5 September 2012
Sunderland striker Fraizer Campbell, 24, is wanted on loan by Huddersfield and Hull.
Martin O'Neill is believed to be willing to listen to offers.
I hope this is correct! A certain wizard from Hull will be happy!”
by killercbrn
Wednesday, September 05 2012, 11:04PM
“This boy needs to be sold as soon as possible, he is full of himself, as has been pointed out, the first thing he mentions is the bid from Leicester, and then that his agent has been talking to other clubs, he clearly doesn't want to be here, and is probably looking to another club who will pay him more than we will.
Agents can ruin young players, and I think Stewart has been, some agents and are happy for their clients to be sitting rotting in the reserves as long as they earn a big wage.”
by Cluhead
Wednesday, September 05 2012, 8:22PM
“Well my opinion is it is no loss! I'm sorry to say it but Bruce should of sold him to Pearson in pre season. If I had to choose on best performances between Stewart and Quinn, then Quinn wins hands down. The thing with Stewart is, he has got that prima donna elegance about him but it doesn't work on match days. It's ok for him to fly around with his fancy Ronaldo footwork in training but when he loses the ball in a proper match he just caves in. Now then, I would of admired him if had of played a first time ball during the games he has played. Buthaving said that, the kid always seem to take seven touches to many. The chances I have seen squandered and gone begging because he wouldn't release the ball early enough was ludicrous. And not only that, he has tryed in most of his games, to score wonder goals, when he would of been better of playing the simple ball to Fryatt or McClean, who where unmarked and had the goal at their mercy. It just makes you wonder what Pearson actually saw in him because he never made the first team at Yeovil! Apart from his return game after his knee injury, i haven't seen anything to suggest he is championship material. Sorry guys but this is just the way I see it.”
by Daveinleeds
Wednesday, September 05 2012, 10:45AM
“well cast your minds back to what he can do.
He needs to find the form he had before the injury and then he has the ability to be great.
he is not good off the ball or at getting into the right positions always a couple of yards too far back or too far forward.. Is that what coachs do teach players to be in the right position .. he can learn yet to do the things he needs to learn.
I hope he comes back in January and takes us all with him -- towards the premiership”
by Prescotts_Cat
Wednesday, September 05 2012, 10:28AM
“The only problem with him going out on loan is sockface at Leicester will think he can offer a lot less for him as he thinks he'll think he is surplus to requirements now he's gone out on loan.
I don't rate Stewart, he's too busy showboating instead of running at defences with any real speed and getting a decent ball in the box.
So sell him when he comes back, to anyone but Leicester.”