England add Rob Baxter and Paul Gustard to Stuart Lancaster's management team for Argentina tour The pair will fill the voids left by Andy Farrell and Graham Rowntree, who will be part of Warren Gatland's British and Irish Lions coaching team in Australia this summer. Baxter, 42, took Exeter to fifth in the Premiership last season and was voted director of rugby of the year. Gustard, 37, has been on the staff at Saracens since 2008, has also established an impressive reputation at the current Premiership leaders. If Exeter do not finish in the Premiership top four, as is likely, Baxter will link up with Lancaster and attacking skills coach Mike Catt to prepare for the match against the Barbarians at Twickenham on May 26. Gustard will also be available once Saracens" Premiership and Heineken Cup involvement has ended. Baxter served Exeter, who currently sit eighth in the Premiership, as a player for 14 years, 10 of them as captain, before joining the coaching staff in 2006. He oversaw their debut Heineken Cup campaign this season after guiding them to eighth and fifth-place finishes following promotion to the top flight. "I see it as a fantastic opportunity for me to do what we keep saying to the players here at the club, which is to keep learning, keep doing better and experience new things," said Baxter. This is a great chance for me to experience something different, learn from other coaches such as Stuart, Mike Catt and Paul (Gustard) and work with some different players. Gustard, a former flanker at Leicester, London Irish and Saracens, said: "It's obviously a great honour to be asked to assist in the preparation of the England squad. I am grateful to Saracens for giving me the opportunity to continue my development as a coach at national level. England head coach Lancaster added: "It was important that we found two coaches who could mirror the skill set of Graham and Andy while they are away and come in and keep developing the players within our system."