He has urged his team to be more ruthless in attack and defence than they were in their 32 points to 23 victory over Canada a week ago.
He said:”We want to put on a show for the people back home and the people who have travelled out here to see us play.
“We are looking for a good performance to round off the tour and the season. We are expecting a much more clinical performance this week and we need to be a lot more ruthless in attack and defence.”
The Wales defence coach warned against complacency saying home advantage will help the USA Eagles mount their offensive.
He explained:”We are really looking to focus on ourselves in the light of the improvements we know are needed from last weeks performance.
“The Chicago pitch is a lot wider which offers more open space and that suits our style of play. The boys were impressed with the stadium and now they just can’t wait to get out there and play rugby.”
He also spoke of the valuable lessons he has learnt from his first experience within the Wales national coaching team. “I have learnt a lot and a lot of what goes on here is about attention to detail,” he said. “If you get the detail right you reap the rewards, but if you get it wrong you face the consequences.”
The Wales caretaker defence coach said he valued the opportunity the tour had given him to concentrate on one facet of play. He concluded “I have definitely learnt things which will help me when I go back to the Ospreys after this,”
