So Ben Foden will move to full back and possibly see Strettle/Money come back on the wing

Talk of Tuilagi playing 12 with Jonathan Joseph at 13

Well I bloody hope so!

I hope Danny Care starts hes been the best SH in UK he should have started yesterday hes miles better than Ben youngs who atm hasnt yet rediscovered that form he had last year

that pushing and shoving at 56 mins was hilarious. the poms were getting shoved and yanked around by eben and they SHAT themselves hahahahahahahaha

England arrived in Johannesburg, ahead of the second Test against South Africa, to the news that star centre Brad Barritt has undergone surgery.

Barrett suffered a facial injury in his team’s 17-22 loss to the Springboks in Durban at the weekend – the first encounter in their three-Test series.

The Boks and English will go head-to-head in Johannesburg and then Port Elizabeth on the next two Saturdays. England also play the SA Barbarians in two midweek matches – in Kimberley on Wednesday (June 13) and Potchefstroom (Tuesday, June 19).

Barritt is the major casualty from England’s first tour match, when he was forced from the field after 53 minutes of the defeat in Durban with heavy swelling to his eye.

The England midfielder revealed on the social network, Twitter, on Sunday that he had gone under the knife.

“Thanks for all the messages! Had a small op this morning to repair a laceration of the conjunctiva in my eye. Will heal very quickly!” Barritt told his followers on Twitter.

Apart from Barritt, England were still waiting for further news on the fitness of fullback Mike Brown, who suffered a hand injury while trying to prevent South Africa’s second try.

England head coach Stuart Lancaster said that his charges are set on revenge in the second Test.

“The boys are disappointed because they lost,” Lancaster said, adding: “They want to win, that is the primary emotion at the moment.

“But when we look back on it, at half-time we were definitely in a positive mindset and we felt we had the better of the first half, even though it was only 6-6.

“The boys are certainly very positive and the good thing is we have already seen one or two areas we can fix up.

“The players are talking about it already and that is a good sign. They are not downcast and they are feeling there is no chance of turning up next week and not winning.

“If anything, this will be their motivation to right the wrongs we did in this game.”

The players who did not feature will get their chance to stake a claim for a place in the second Test in a tour match against the Barbarians in Kimberley on Wednesday.

Lancaster said “We need the midweek boys to pitch up and play well, put pressure on us and make sure we have got some good selection decisions to make.”