England captain Owen Farrell insists his Six Nations campaign will not be derailed by Saracens relegation ahead of Thursday’s clear-the-air talks.
“I don’t think it will be difficult for me at all,” Farrell said, speaking at the Six Nations launch in London.
“We’re excited to get into camp and get on with the rugby.
Farrell: We'll be honest with England team-mates
England
captain Owen Farrell faces an uncertain future at Saracens but insists his Six Nations
campaign will not be derailed ahead of Thursday's clear-the-air talks.
— Sky Sports Rugby Union (@SkySportsRugby) January 22, 2020
“We’ll be honest and up-front about it, but we’ll come through it.”
England head to the Algarve this week for a pre-tournament training camp and Jones said: “Portuguese beer will help. It’s a matter of getting the issues on the table. Time will help.
“It’s a massive opportunity. For the Saracens players, coming to England is the best thing for them.
“They love playing rugby. They love playing for their club and they love playing for England.
“For the rest of the squad it’s an opportunity to get tighter.”
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