RFU hand Lancaster ambulance job
9 Dec 2011
Saxons mentor Stuart Lancaster has been named England coach for the duration of the Six Nations.
The Rugby Football Union has appointed Lancaster on a temporary basis, and has confirmed that after next year’s Six Nations, a permanent coach will be instated.
Lancaster will be assisted by Graham Rowntree and Andy Farrell. Forwards coach John Wells and defence coach Mike Ford have not been retained.
‘Andrew [Farrell] has done an outstanding job at Saracens and the Saxons; Graham has enormous respect from the players and has vast experience and I am confident that we can work well together as a coaching team,’ said Lancaster.
‘The World Cup was enormously disappointing but we shouldn’t forget that England won 10 out of 13 games this year and a Six Nations title. We have a promising group of players to go forward with and the challenge for Graham, Andy and myself is to get the best out of them.’

3 Comments
9 Dec 2011, 13:25 pm
Saxon Dragon.
9 Dec 2011, 15:11 pm
Mallett just soaking up some summer at home before his return to the mud island (just in time for another summer).
9 Dec 2011, 15:24 pm
@Yetirat-2:
rather presumptious i’d say…
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