Late show Rudoni fires up Terriers

HUDDERSFIELD boss Neil Warnock hailed Jack Rudoni as a ‘manager’s dream’ after the midfielder struck deep into stoppage-time to beat West Brom and secure a first Championship win of the season.

- Phil Allerton

WEST BROM 1, Swift 52

HUDDERSFIELD 2, Burgzorg 33, Rudoni 90+6

Rudoni’s late strike ended Albion’s 100 per cent home record after John Swift had cancelled out Delano Burgzorg’s 33rd-minute opener for the visitors.

“It was nice to see Jack get on the scoresheet – him and Ben Wiles are manager’s dreams to work with,” said Warnock.

“Jack has got that in his locker, but not consistently at the moment and that’s what we’ve got to get him doing this season.

“Ben, Jack and Jonathan Hogg dictated the central area and we looked dangerous on the break. I’m so proud of the players – they couldn’t have given me any more.”

Warnock also singled out the efforts of Dutch forward Burgzorg, who scored on his full debut following a loan move from German club Maine 05.