Sports psychologist is helping the Huddersfield Giants to think big, says England international prop Eorl Crabtree We'll probably meet up with him at different times and keep in touch. He comes to games and hopefully we'll keep it up for the rest of the season. The 45-year-old Morris' speciality is golfers - Darren Clarke and Lee Westwood are among his famous clients - but he also worked with Hull City when they went into the Premier League and in rugby union with Wasps. Crabtree, who has played 15 times for England in addition to making 284 appearances for his hometown club, believes rugby league clubs are missing a trick if they do not make use of sports psychology. "I think it's an area that's neglected too much in the sport," he said. It's not just all about physical presence, there is a mental side to it which people don't seem to recognise and understand. A lot of it is down to mental toughness but there is also composure and reacting under pressure and doing the right things at the right times in games, not having a head rush which forces you to make a decision that is wrong for the team. If you can control that, use that within the game, it's going to be beneficial to you. Meanwhile, after kicking off the season without seven first-team players, Huddersfield will be close to full strength for the visit of Warrington, who are also unbeaten after the first two rounds. The Giants welcomed back skipper Kevin Brown and back-row forward Dale Ferguson for last Sunday's 66-6 rout of Widnes and will have utility forward David Faiumu and prop Keith Mason available this week, in addition to new signing Tony Tonks who has completed a suspension. Overseas forwards Luke O'Donnell and David Fa'alogo are now the only major absentees, leaving coaches Nathan Brown and Paul Anderson with a selection dilemma. "We've got some people back in the squad this week who have had a first full week's worth of training," said Anderson. We're relatively happy with how we're travelling, we're not looking for people any more. There are some selection issues. It's just about what's best for the team and what's best to beat Warrington this week.