Cull aiming to put the boot in.

GOAL king Gareth Cull is hoping to shoot down high-flying Gloucester in the "biggest game" of his career.

The utility back, still on loan from Bridgend, has taken the Parker Pen Shield by storm this year and will be gunning to reach the century mark at Kingsholm this evening.

Cull's 93 points mark a remarkable turn around for the 24-year-old Kenfig Hill product who was struggling to secure regular rugby less than a year ago.

"Things have really turned around for me this season, I've already doubled the number of games I played last season, " he said.

"I've also put a lot more practice in with my kicking, which has improved a lot, and I'm really enjoying my rugby at them moment.

"I'm here to do a job but it's still a great feeling to kick the winning points and I've also managed to score a few important points this year."

This evening he takes on Gloucester wearing the number 10 shirt following the recurrence of Scott Mitchell's groin injury last week.

But Cull, whose goals may prove crucial if the Steelmen are pull off a shock win, revealed he can't wait to soak up the pressure of the hothouse atmosphere in front of the infamous Shed.

"I prefer playing outside-half because it's more involved and there's a little bit more pressure to perform - I enjoy that, " he said.

"It's going to be tough and the fact we're playing a top English side will make it a bit more interesting. But the players are buzzing and these are the games you want to play in."