"While we're not getting carried away with Saturday's result, it's nice to have that winning feeling again and hopefully we can build on that for the trip to Twickenham." said the Warriors hooker.
"It was good to give the Murrayfield crowd something to shout about after a disappointing start to the championship. The spectators definitely give the team a lift but they are not going to get behind you if nothing is going on." Bulloch looked more like his old self on Saturday after two quiet games against Ireland and France.
Scotland's man of the match Jason White said the side could take a lot of positives out of the game, but cautioned that they would have to raise their game for their next game - against England at Twickenham on 22 March. "We're just delighted to win it," the Glasgow flanker/lock said. "It was a superb performance from the team. Both teams played well - we saw Wales keeping the ball and our defence being really tested. We've got a very tough game coming up against England - they're formidable on their own patch."
Gordon Bulloch's BBC column