by Adam Jones says Wales will aim to put the terrorists on “probably one of the best teams” in Scotland, which came together in Murrayfield on Saturday.
Wales won six of their last eight trips to Edinburgh, although they will take up 15 consecutive tests, including three in the tournament of this season.
Wales’ performance under interim head coach Matt Shern in a defeat against six nations against Six National title favorites Ireland revived the squad last time.
Just two weeks after a bad exhibition against Italy, it turned out to be the Warren Gatland’s last game before he spent his role.
Meanwhile, Scotland is trying to avoid a loss of the third nations on the jumper after it has been beaten by Ireland and England.
“There is pressure on Scotland. This is probably one of the best pages you have ever had, if not the best side you have ever had, ”said Scrum coach from Wales, Jones.
“You will expect to beat us at home at home that has lost 15 times.
“We have shown that we can walk to one of the best teams (Ireland) in the world. We stirred them up a bit. We didn’t get over the line, but we will continue to build on it with the trust we have.
“It makes no sense to go up there and be in awe in front of them. You have a good site with some outstanding players. You have to tore them into them as much as possible, and I am sure that the boys.
“You have good players, don’t get me wrong, but you can rattle good players and get stuck in them. We don’t go up there in awe.
“Traditionally, we made ourselves well against them, at home and away. I played 12 games against them and lost one. That was a long time ago.
“You will expect to win. We won’t play to be an outsider, but we will definitely go up there to put the shocks a little on them.
“We won’t go discouraged there. We want to get the monkey off our back. We go up there to win – we don’t go there to compensate for the numbers. “
Servant will be Josh Adams again without wing after being excluded from the selection against Ireland due to a thigh problem.
Jones confirmed that Adams is not out in the encounter in Edinburgh, but Fly-Haleth Anscombe is available after he has recovered from a head strike that he suffered during the Ireland game.
And fit-and ond Osprrey’s Hooker Dewi Lake could appear after Wales 23’s biceps operation in Wales 23.
Lake, who defeated Wales on tour to Australia last summer and autumn nations series at the beginning of this season, was recently called back to the squad.
“He (lake) is a former captain and has been a big player for Wales in recent years,” added Jones.
“I dare to say it is a big year for him with what is going on in summer (British and Irish Lions’ Australia Tour). He has a point to prove.
“Anyone who plays well in the Six Nations has the chance to tour in summer. You can lose your ticket on the plane by having a bad game, or you can get it by having a big game.
“There are a few boys in our squad who are in the mixture and he is one of them. It’s good to have him back. “
