Six Nations 2012: Mike Brown sets sights on dislodging Ben Foden from England starting XV Brown, 26, has been the form full-back in the Aviva Premiership this season, with his prolific try-scoring helping Harlequins to the top of the table. But if his selection ahead of Delon Armitage as one of the two full-backs in the England squad is well deserved, he now faces an even tougher task to oust incumbent Foden, who has also been in fine form for Northampton. Brown, however, appears unperturbed. "I am delighted to be included, I have been working really hard to be included and I know that even harder work lies ahead of me," he said. It has got to be my aim now to get into the side for the first Six Nations game against Scotland. I am a completely different player since I last played for England. I have worked hard not only on my speed, but also my decision-making, high-ball takes and kicking. It has been a long time since I last played for England but I am hugely excited by the players that have been selected in the squad. We will not be daunted by going to Murrayfield in our first game. Everyone in the squad has already played big games in the European Cup and so are used to tough environments. We will go there believing that we can win. Lee Dixon, one of a record eight Northampton Saints players included in the 32-man squad, said he had been exhilarated by his selection. "I can't really put into words what I am feeling," Dickson said. Every player wants to play for their country and I have got the opportunity to do that.