Dickinson's loan spell at Huddersfield has been extended for a second month

Striker Liam Dickinson has said his loan move to Huddersfield Town has renewed his love for the game.

The 22-year-old has scored twice for the Terriers in six games since moving from Derby County.

"I had a hard spell at Derby, it was very frustrating not playing," Dickinson told BBC Radio Leeds.

"I'm enjoying my football again from playing games here. My confidence is up and things are really looking up once more for me."

Dickinson only signed for Championship side Derby in the summer after playing a major part in Stockport's promotion to League One.

"Going to Derby was a big step up but it's so frustrating to go from playing week in, week out at Stockport to not even being on the bench at Derby," he said

"The lads and management here at Huddersfield have made me feel very welcome and that's great.

"I'm aiming to do the best I can for Huddersfield, play some games, get goals and confidence and hopefully that will win over Paul Jewell."