Since switching from the 13-man code, Walker has scored 13 tries in 12 games to lead the scoring standings. Centres Rod Kafer and Stirling Mortlock are solid in attack and defence and add stability in midfield. Jim Williams to lead the charge at the breakdowns. Jones predicted a running game, with the Brumbies fine-tuning their regular style to fashion their best game of the season. Our game is one of high risk and that's the way we're going to play.
Deans also forecast a free-flowing game.
I think both sides will throw everything into it. The Brumbies advanced to the final with a 28-5 win last week over the Golden Cats of South Africa, clinching the result with two late tries. We were a little bit too conservative and worried about losing and didn't play our natural game and that was reflected in the hesitancy of our game. This week, we hope that will be different. Under current Australian coach Rod Macqueen, the Brumbies reached the final in 1997 before losing to Auckland.