Stephen Jones: Wales must stop the rot against Scotland

Friday 12 February 2010
Published By: Ben Welch
Six Nations > Wales

One of Wales' most capped fly-halves has spoken about the importance of stopping his team's recent run of bad form against Scotland this weekend, as the sides clash in the Six Nations.

Stephen Jones said that his team must deliver the goods at the Millennium Stadium in order to stop a slide in form after a great start under Warren Gatland.

"We believe in our ability and in the management team. What we have in place is top drawer. It is about us delivering and we have to bounce back from a frustrating defeat at Twickenham, no two ways about it," he said.

The fly-half added that his team wants to play open rugby and let runners like Shane Williams cause problems for the opposition.

Jones knows better than most how a good start can turn in to disappointment, as he played during the Graham Henry and Mike Ruddock regime which deteriorated after early promise.