Samoa v Scotland: Ross Ford calls for brains to match opponents' brawn It is a strong team that they are putting out. They are a lot more structured than Fiji, but still have the ability to break defences with their big men and good steppers. They will be very physical, so it will be a tough challenge, but it is one that the boys are looking forward to. A win would round the tour off well. Census Johnston plays for Toulouse and is a good scrummager, the Clermont boy [Tii Paulo] is hooker and the Wasps boy [Sakaria Taulafo] is at loosehead, they are big boys and good scrummagers, so we will have to be right up there to compete against them. It is going to be another tough day at the office. The most significant addition to the Samoa side which won the Pacific Nations Cup last week is the return of Tusi Pisi, the team's main playmaker at fly half, who has flown in from New Zealand to join his countrymen. It is a team that is being rebuilt after the World Cup. Only seven of the starting side were even in New Zealand, where Samoa matched Scotland's performance by finishing third in their group after two narrow defeats to higher ranked opponents, in their case Wales and South Africa. Again, the team is led by David Lemi, the wing who will play for Worcester next season after a year at Glasgow.