Chris Robshaw will be given week off by Harlequins to recharge batteries after gruelling Six Nations campaign All four of Quins' England contingent on duty at the Millennium Stadium last Saturday will start at Allianz Park, but Director of Rugby Conor O'Shea, mindful of the huge challenges still ahead for Robshaw this season, has told the England flanker to take next week off which rules him out of next Friday night's big game at Gloucester. Chris wants to get stuck back in straight away and he will play this weekend but we will give him some time off after Sarries. He will miss the Gloucester game because he needs a chance to recharge his batteries, just as we did with him after the autumn internationals. Even though England had three "off weeks" when they were in camp, mentally for the captain of England it is tougher." Our fellas have had an incredible run in the Six Nations, not many people ever get to play in a Grand Slam decider and every single game in that tournament. Just Danny missed out, against Ireland, on taking the field in all five games. It will have been a good and bad experience, I have chatted to them all and I think they have done brilliantly. Will Joe Marler a 22 year-old prop learn? Will Chris and Danny at 26 learn and get better from what went on? of course they will. O'Shea's decision to give his club captain a week off at such a crucial juncture of the season is made easier by the excellent form of Luke Wallace, his young deputy at openside flanker at Quins, who has been captaining their LV Cup side and already caught the eye of Stuart Lancaster who confirmed this week that the youngster is very much on his radar for the summer tour of Argentina. The efforts of Wallace and other unsung stalwarts ensure that Robshaw and Co return to a Harlequins team that has ticked over impressively in their absence winning six of their eight games during that period, a run than has included that spectacular 32-14 win over Sale at Sixways. A 31-23 semi-final triumph over a strongish Bath side was another feather in the cap for their young players who helped the club win the Aviva A Team Championship in December and all that strength in depth is going to be needed if they are to defend their Premiership title.