Scottish president Brian Islon: “They are a familiar enemy, always tasty and always close to games and games that we really enjoy.
“Two different styles that are a little different, can be completely physical, can really be a good tactical war and also.
“We know that Sean enters a different edge with the experience that he had the Glosster-Hartpouri, with a winning team, the winning mentality.
“We are really waiting for him with the utmost waiting. We have analyzed Glostar-Hartpour than we have in Wales because it is obviously a form of potcell.
“We are aware of the war that is going to be approaching in the past few years and we are not waiting for anything else.
Wales coach Sean Lynn: “The big thing is that we all care about it and go up to Scotland. I want to be proud of our family.
“It’s very competitive and I know some of the PWR players – they’re good clothes, but we’re still and that’s what I’m really happy.
“There are some talents and ethics working on our players,” he said.
“I have full confidence in these girls and I have a lot of confidence in myself that we can go up there and really leave in Scotland.
“You watch the 10th and 12th of Scotland – they are playing a very big territorial game. They are very physical, their front packets are very well drilled, but that’s that these girls are really enthusiastic, face good challenges.