Edinburgh wing Tim Visser happy to allow others join in on scoring act ahead of Heineken Cup clash with Toulouse For the moment, though, Edinburgh are reaping the benefits of his 100 per cent focus on their affairs, a focus that will be all the more intense when Toulouse arrive for their Heineken Cup quarter-final at Murrayfield on Saturday. "To play against them will be brilliant," grinned the 24-year-old Visser, anticipating the biggest game of his career. They have some of the best players in the world, although I wouldn't necessarily say they are the best team at the moment. They have a lot of good individuals but they don't necessarily play that well together. In recent months, Visser has seen a few other players regularly getting their names on the scoresheet for Edinburgh. Netani Talei, the No 8 got three in the Heineken pool stages, while flanker Dave Denton has grabbed a few as well. Visser might relish his own scores, but he is perfectly happy to allow others in on the act. It'is good to see other people score mainly because we're getting wins through that. The times where I've been the only one scoring haven't necessarily been times where we've won the game. I've said a few times that I'd rather win games than score tries, so as long as we're winning I don't mind who scores.