Stuart Hogg has whipped up a storm ahead of Saturday ’ s Twickenham clash by insisting England have ‘ no respect ’ for Scottish rugby and are ‘ all about themselves ’ . The Scotland and Lions full-back believes his country are very much perceived as second-class competition south of the border - and his thoughts echo those of skipper Greig Laidlaw who claims ‘ England don ’ t rate Scotland very much ’ . Both players are bottling up their frustrations for the Calcutta Cup clash , with Hogg hoping to silence the critics with Scotland ’ s first victory of this year ’ s RBS Six Nations following defeats to France , Wales and Italy . Stuart Hogg claimed England have 'no respect ' for Scottish rugby ahead of Saturday 's Twickenham clash . Hogg breaks away to score the opening try during the Six Nations game against Wales in February . Hogg ( centre ) wants to record Scotland 's first win of the tournament against England at Twickenham . ‘ The English are a fantastic team but they ’ re pretty much all about themselves at times , ’ Hogg told Sportsmail . ‘ They don ’ t really respect us and we find that pretty frustrating . There will be a certain number of people that do respect us but , no matter how good our performance is , on the whole they don ’ t . ‘ We ’ re not really in a position to make them respect us when we ’ re zero wins from three , so for that to happen we need to go down there and shut them up with a great performance and a big win. ’ Hogg revealed that his frustrations were exacerbated during Glasgow Warriors ’ European Champions Cup ties with Bath earlier this season when the Pro12 side won 37-10 in the first leg at Scotstoun before narrowly losing 20-15 in the reverse fixture at The Rec . Asked to explain his comments about the lack of respect , the 22-year-old Borderer said : ‘ There are loads of different things . Take Bath , for instance , in the European games . We pummelled them at home in Glasgow and almost beat them down there , yet their coach never once mentioned us after the games . ‘ After they went through , they said they had a tough pool with Toulouse and Montpellier , but never once mentioned us . That kind of sums it up for me and , with the way the lads go on with Greig Laidlaw down at Gloucester , it ’ s quite clear that they don ’ t respect us. ’ Meanwhile , England centre Brad Barritt is a doubt for Saturday after injuring his ankle in Saracens ’ 26-17 win at Wasps on Sunday . Hogg clings to the ball in Scotland 's 22-19 defeat against Italy in their last Six Nations game . Brad Barritt injured his ankle in Saracens ' win over Wasps on Sunday and is now a doubt for England . Barritt seemed destined for a recall against Scotland , with Luther Burrell unable to train last week , but the 28-year-old limped away from the Ricoh Arena after Wasps fly-half Andy Goode landed heavily on his right leg . Saracens ’ director of rugby Mark McCall said : ‘ It seems to be his ankle . The knee seems to be okay . I ’ m sure he ’ ll be close to selection for England next weekend , so fingers crossed it ’ s not as bad as it looked. ’ If Barritt is fit to play , he is set to rejoin the back line along with Harlequins full-back Mike Brown . Up front , Northampton ’ s Courtney Lawes is expected to come into the second row in place of George Kruis .
Stuart Hogg wants to record ' a big win ' for Scotland against England . Scotland have lost all three of their Six Nations games so far . Mark McCall could be missing from the game for England with injury . CLICK HERE for all the latest Six Nations 2015 news .