Andy Farrell rejects England to stay with Saracens We have made decent progress during this period but, in truth, as a club, we have barely scratched the surface of our potential. The job isn't anywhere near half done, and I have decided I want to help finish the job. Farrell's rejection of the England offer will come as a blow to Lancaster, who has just returned from a short holiday. The England head coach must now move quickly to find a replacement ahead of the three-Test tour of South Africa in June. Rowntree, who is on a rolling contract with the RFU, will definitely be part of the coaching team as forwards coach. And Lancaster is now likely to look to former All Blacks attack coach Wayne Smith, who previously indicated a desire for a management role with England, to fill the Farrell void. RFU chief executive Ian Ritchie said: "While Andy was clearly an important part of the coaching team during the course of the Six Nations, we fully respect his wishes to continue as a coach at Saracens. We will continue to work hard with Stuart Lancaster to build a world class coaching team as we look towards the Rugby World Cup in 2015.