Six Nations 2012: former Wales wing Shane Williams urges fans to ease the pressure on George North The last thing we want is for George to start feeling under even greater pressure and not performing. As a veteran of more than 11 seasons of international rugby, Williams would be happy to work with the prodigious wing and other promising talents such as rookie Alex Cuthbert and current full-back Leigh Halfpenny. There are no immediate plans for Shane to become part of the national coaching team, although assistant coach Rob Howley this week confirmed that it was a possibility. Williams would jump at the opportunity. "It's something I would love to do," he said. To be part of the set-up in some capacity would be great. Any fan would love to realise that dream. And let's face it, at present, I'm a Wales fan! I have spoken to these guys when I was playing and will continue to do so, if asked. Without sounding conceited, I have been there and done it. I'm sure that I could talk to the young boys, like George and Alex and pass on a few, hopefully helpful tips. I have been around the world playing at international level for a great many years and, through doing that, you gain valuable experience. Williams is well placed to offer some inside knowledge on winning at Twickenham. "It's a tough place to go," he said. I have certainly lost at the ground on more occasions than I've won, but how many times, I don't want to count! The rivalry between the players and supporters is just so intense and I know how the Wales boys will feel this week. Having said that, I honestly believe that if Warren can get his players playing their way and avoid getting tangled up in England's contrasting approach, we will win. The memory that burns brightest is the 2008 victory that set us on the road to a second Grand Slam in three years. There are plenty of boys left from that game, but one or two who have been on the wrong end of a real thumping, too. If Wales do win, a third Grand Slam in seven seasons will be a real possibility. Should that happen, Williams believes Gatland and his coaching team should lead the Lions to Australia. Maybe I'm biased, but Warren and the Wales backroom team are the perfect choice. Warren's real strength is that he has no fear. He's a coach who can absorb the pressure and adapt his side to what's required. The backroom staff are equally ambitious and approachable, too. There are no egos. The most important aspect of any Lions coaching team is that they are approachable. Whatever the issue, Warren, Rob and Shaun [Edwards] have an open-door policy that prevents a them-and-us situation. Dove Men+Care™ offers a range of grooming products formulated especially for men that include antiperspirant deodorants and shower gels. For more information go to www.dovemencare.co.uk.