The Bulls are leaning on their double World Cup winning fullback and playmaker, Willie Le Roux, for advice on how to manage nerves and expectations ahead of the United Rugby Championship final against Leinster in Dublin on Saturday evening.
Le Roux is the sober head needed to keep the Bulls camp calm, even though the weight of expectation will be at near fever pitch for the Pretoria side to win the Grand Finale at the third time of asking.
Veteran campaigner and two-time World Cup champion Le Roux says the Bulls will try not to change the formula that got them into the final of the URC.
He says the Bulls are enjoying their rugby, playing for each other and in the memory of Cornal Hendricks, a former Bulls player who passed away in May this year.
"We are enjoying ourselves, we are have been enjoying ourselves this season playing for one another it has gotten us to the final and it is about doing the same thing we have been doing the whole year. I dont think there is a need to put on any added pressure onto us we go out there, we are playing for our brothers, we are playing for our friend that we have lost so we have one job to do and thats what we are focusing on," says Le Roux.
