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Ugo Monye has vowed to prove his try-scoring instincts remain intact and help the Lions to a face-saving third Test victory against South Africa.
The England winger was dropped from the side after missing two clear-cut chances in the 26-21 first Test defeat.
“I still believe I have a good natural instinct to score tries; it is probably my biggest asset,” he said.
“I know that given opportunities, the disappointment I felt will drive me on to make sure I take them this time.”
With four tries in the warm-up matches, Monye is the joint leading try-scorer on the 2009 tour alongside Tommy Bowe.
But his pride at being selected for the first Test swiftly turned to anguish at the two tries that went begging in the tourists’ defeat in Durban.
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