Mick Withers will be searching for his 100th career try in the British game when he takes on Huddersfield tomorrow, but a quality team performance will mean much more to him than any personal milestone.

Withers, who has scored 95 tries for the Bulls and four for Ireland, knows the Bulls need to lift their game if they are to avoid being sucked into another Odsal nail-biter.

"It would be nice to be able to blow a team away early on and then enjoy the game," said Withers.

"And maybe that's part of the problem, that we are not enjoying the games because we are in a dog-fight every week.

"The opposition are getting better and better but we just need to play smarter to make it easier on ourselves. It is just little errors that are allowing the others teams back into it.

"It's not about the opposition, it's about us. We are allowing teams too many soft tries through errors. It is about us improving our game and then things will come.

"But you don't win the season at this stage of the year - we'll be fine just as long as we keep improving."

The Bulls struggled to overcome the Giants in atrocious conditions at the McAlpine Stadium earlier in the season. Withers is hoping home-ground advantage will make tomorrow's task easier.

"When we go to these places we try to focus on starting big and taking the crowd equation out it. If you can get on top of them early they'll give in but when you allow a team to be in the game at half-time it makes it that much harder in the second half. They grow a leg and become twice as hard to beat."

The Giants are renowned as one of the toughest sides in Super League, but Withers insists they are not dirty.

"They are just a hard, physical side. There aren't many dirty sides around any more due to the League cracking down but they are definitely very physical.

"It is always one of the most physical games of the year and we will have to be at our peak or they will dominate us.

"Last time we played them it was just a beat-fest, with everyone bashing each other."