West Indies captain Darren Sammy says his side is driven by a lack of respect from their detractors. Sammy was in bullish mood on the eve of the World Twenty20 final against England, cracking jokes throughout his press conference - but he also hit back passionately at critics of the team.The Windies boast some of T20 crickets most dangerous and experienced players and are ranked No 2 in the world, but were not rated among the favourites in India and had few high-profile advocates. Sammy and England captain Eoin Morgan share a joke Broadcaster Mark Nicholas dismissed them as being short of brains in a tournament preview, words which have fuelled them on their charge to the final.People paint us as money-grabbing cricketers because of our success in T20 cricket but still they dont respect us in this format, Sammy said.Everybody is entitled to their opinion. But whatever they say it doesnt really matter. How could you describe people with no brains. Animals (have) got brains. Were not an object.To me that particular comment really set it off for us. To describe our team, who were defending champions two years ago, as guys with no brains is really out of order.Gods dont love the ugly. Were very wonderfully, beautifully made and thats why we play exciting cricket. Having pitched his team as David versus Goliath ahead of their semi-final against India, he was asked what role they took against England. Sky Live: England v West Indies England and the West Indies will battle to become the first two-time winners of the World Twenty20 We are always David. David is a winner, he said. Even now I still think people dont give us a chance. Goliath is big and strong but David defeated him with one shot.We will always see ourselves as David. We will play like David, be smart about it, believe in ourselves in the dressing room. Watch the West Indies players celebrate in style after their World T20 semi-final win over India If we do all these things we know we could do with that belief, were going to lift the cup.The West Indies Champion dance has gained cult status since they arrived at the competition, enthusiastically aired after every victory and even in defeat alongside Afghanistan.They were also filmed performing their moves in the lobby of the team hotel following their victory over India, and Sammy is already anticipating the merriment that would follow victory on Sunday. Sammy, Dwayne Bravo and Chris Gayle perform the Champions dance Just thinking about lifting that cup tomorrow, I can almost foresee whats going to happen after. 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