Sam Burgess won't seek out Sonny Bill Williams in Friday's NRL blockbuster at ANZ Stadium Picture: Channel 9 Source: Channel 9 SOUTH Sydney enforcer Sam Burgess says he has no plans to repeat his round-one steamrolling of Sydney Roosters rival Sonny Bill Williams on Friday. But don't consider that a guarantee there won't be fireworks if the big men do clash during the final-round NRL blockbuster at ANZ Stadium. "I certainly won't be looking for him on purpose," Burgess said on Wednesday. But it's an 80-minute game and we might come across each other during that. And if we do? Burgess welcomed Williams back to the NRL after his four-year absence in this year's season opener when he trampled straight over the returning superstar just minutes after he took the field. Sam Burgess (left) with brother Luke. Although notorious for his battles with the game's biggest bodies, Burgess said his targets are not always intentional - adding that he had the utmost respect for players like Williams. Sonny's an unbelievable athlete. What he's done this year is nothing short of brilliant," he said. He's certainly added a great deal to not only the Roosters but the NRL, so we've got our work cut out on Friday against him and we'll just have to try and do our best. But we play rugby league to play in these games, and the guys are certainly excited. The former Bradford Bulls player said the rivalry between the Rabbitohs and Roosters was no comparison to the Bulls-Leeds rivalry he experienced in the English Super League. Sonny Bill Williams. "Considering the media around the game and the NRL, I've probably not come across one as big," he said. It's what gives you that adrenalin rush and as a kid you dream of playing these games. There's a bit riding on it with the minor premiership, so certainly that adds to the fire as well.