The Springboks when facing the All Blacks at Ellispark will be galvanised, they will have the determination to prove to the rugby world that they can compete and beat the All Blacks.
They won't change the way they play, we grow up in south Africa with a culture of being hard and physical, we play direct rugby, that is never going to change.
We have proven that our style is as effective as any other style of play, the all BLacks have finesse, balance and play a smart game with enough physicality to strike a perfect balance.
South Africa does not possess finesse, we never had as a collective, we now and then have individuals with finesse and when allowed to express themselves they become the unpredictable factor in south African rugby.
When you watch our Currie Cup or our Super Rugby teams go head to head, there is nothing more brutal and more beautiful, of that culture we are proud, and I for one do not ever want us to move away from that.
The game starts at the pack, the pack will determine the result of a match more often than not, and when it comes to physicality we have plenty of that.
It also really doesn't matter which way outsiders see our rugby, there are as many who criticise our style of play as there are true rugby pundits and supporters that respect and enjoy the way we play the game.
One thing that we have to change though is to pay more attacking rugby against NZ. that has been our biggest downfall, in the past we waited for them to attack and tried to live off their mistakes, no more.
The All Blacks are like any other team, vulnerable in defence and prone to making errors and commit infringements under pressure.
The deserved respect the All BLacks receive is often the downfall of most teams, you can respect them without being in awe of their record.
The day south African rugby decides to commit as much on attack as the All BLacks is the day we will go toe to toe with them every time.
There are many different ways to score a try, our way is power and pace, the All BLacks do it with pace, patience, continuity and finesses.
It isn't a question of which style is better, it is a question of which team believe in their systems the best, and play the positive rugby.
That we can learn and emulate from the All BLacks, believe in our abilities to attack and play that manner positively.