Despite the occasion and pressure of Saturdays Currie Cup final against the Lions, the Sharks will stick to the cavalier manner in which they ultimately beat the Bulls in the semi-final.
The Sharks outscored the Bulls by six tries to four at Loftus Versfeld last week to advance to the final against the Lions at Ellis Park (4pm kick-off), and assistant coach Warren Whiteley said that the Durban outfit wont deviate from what has worked for them.
Finals are usually tight, tense affairs, but the former Springbok captain believes that the Sharks are on course to play attacking rugby in the United Rugby Championship and beyond and they will stick to their guns against the Lions.
Weve worked on our Sharks way and game model, and the players and coaches are all aligned in our style, Whiteley explained.
Regardless of the occasion, we want to enforce our way of play on the opposition. Its been great to see that evolution over the last few months.
