Boro's Conway 'loves' playing alongside Doak
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Middlesbrough forward Tommy Conway admits he loves playing alongside on-loan Liverpool winger Ben Doak.
Conway, 22, scored either side of half-time in the 3-1 win over Hull City thanks to two assists from Doak, who he also plays with for the Scotland national team.
"I love him, not only on the pitch does he cause carnage and creates but off the pitch as well, he's a good mate of mine," Conway told BBC Radio Tees.
"When we're away with Scotland, we're always chilling out together.
"He said he's going to send me the invoice and I did say 'look Beno, I had to do a little bit for you'.
"You always know he's going to create something - it gives me confidence and makes me think of my next move so I need to make sure I'm in the box and timing my run correctly to get on the end of it."
Since Conway made his summer move to the Riverside from Bristol City, he has notched eight goals in his first 14 league appearances.
However, the striker claims he doesn't care who provides the goals as long as the team continue to climb the league table - where they currently sit fifth.
"It doesn’t matter who scores, I just want to be part of a successful team that’s going one place," he added.