Lions 2013: Tommy Bowe says Lions are desperate to win decider for inspirational Brian O'Driscoll "For someone to take such a knock like that - I think someone said it was his first time being dropped," said Bowe. But he trained with the team yesterday, he spoke up, he told us exactly what it meant to him again. Everybody knows the disappointment he has for not being involved but for a guy like that, who has such a presence around the squad, for him to really be rallying around the team, to really want us to push on to win the series, it's a huge motivation for us to go out and do the job for him as well. Bowe said the Lions had "taken a lot" from the Melbourne disappointment, adding: "We've regrouped and we'll leave everything out on the pitch tomorrow. I'm nervous already about the match, from the excitement about what is at stake. Bowe, having been on the receiving end of a physical battering in the first two Tests of the last Lions tour, in South Africa, hopes the Wallabies will find the tourists" direct approach too much to handle. "With the size of some of the players in the Lions team, it's going to be difficult [for the Wallabies] if we can get ball, keep carrying and make the Wallabies keep tackling, like they didn't do last week," Bowe said. It takes the wind out of you. Hopefully they will find it tough.