Handre Pollard was characteristically unfazed when reflecting on his nightmare kicking display in the semifinal comeback win over Glasgow — missed kicks, yellow card and all. In this piece, Gavin Rich gets Pollard's take on how he resets between big games: less about flogging himself on the training paddock, more about finding rhythm and trusting a process that's delivered under the heaviest pressure before. Pollard identifies a couple of minor technical tweaks but frames them as easily fixed, and insists kicking isn't a confidence issue for him — each attempt simply stands alone. The broader Bulls narrative here is interesting too: this is a group that has repeatedly clawed its way out of holes this season, and Pollard sees that semifinal 21-3 deficit and recovery as a character-building asset rather than a warning sign heading into their fourth URC final in five years. On Leinster, he's respectful — specifically flagging Gibson-Park's kicking game from nine as a major threat — but the message is clear that the Bulls aren't travelling to Dublin just to make up the numbers.