Last is best in try feast!

Apr 22 2002 By Chris Roberts, The Huddersfield Daily Examiner

O'Hare has already become one of the most popular - and exciting - players with the supporters.

The early signs suggest that Iwenofu could soon be following suit.

The pair clearly have pace to burn and are certain to terrorise many more defences before the end of the season.

But Iwenofu also showed on his debut that he has a very solid defensive game and is willing to come inside looking for the work.

Another tireless worker was prop Chris Plume, who also made a very encouraging Giants debut.

He didn't enter the fray until the 35th minute, but made a very solid impression, both on attack and defence.

It did, however, help his cause that by the time of his introduction the home side were finally beginning to get into their stride.

They had just gone 10-2 ahead after finally seeing off Dewsbury's very brave resistance. Rams player-coach Andy Fisher can feel very proud of the way his inexperienced youngsters faired against the top NFP side.

Danny Brough gave the visitors a ninth-minute lead with a penalty and it wasn't until the 18th minute that the Giants hit the front with O'Hare's opening score.

That was down to stand-off Chris Thorman, whose perfectly-weighted kick to the corner was pounced on by the flying Welsh winger.