Danny Care keen to make amends and show his worth to England selectors at Premiership Final Even though Northampton's Lee Dickson leapfrogged Youngs in the England pecking order during the Six Nations championship, there is little doubt that a dominant display by either scrum-half on parade at Twickenham will have a bearing on Lancaster's thinking as he ponders his line-up for the first Test against South Africa in Durban only a fortnight later. Care missed the chance to go head-to-head with Dickson in the semi-final after injuring his shoulder. The rivalry with Youngs has proved to be an invigorating element of recent encounters between the clubs. "I really enjoy playing against Ben and testing myself against one of the best in the Premiership," said Care. This is a massive game for me as well as for the club. We have been working for this all season and anything other than a victory will be a disappointment. Personally, I have knuckled down and got the momentum back. Missing the Six Nations was heart-breaking but it was my own doing. A lot of people had faith in me and I owe a lot of people a big performance on Saturday. Care has experienced mixed fortunes in his six years at Harlequins, from relegation and the upheaval of Bloodgate to being picked for England and winning the Amlin Challenge Cup last season. He knows how much victory against Leicester would mean to Harlequins who have been top of the league since the third week of the season. "This club is dying to win a trophy and to win the Premiership is what we set out to do," said Care. We have had a few tough times in recent years. It would be a dream come true to be crowned the best team in England. Northampton have signed Wallaby wing Cameron Shepherd from Western Force as a replacement for Chris Ashton who has joined Saracens. The RFU's elite coach development manager, Nigel Redman, is to take over as forwards coach at Worcester. He will take up his new role after working with the England Under-20s at next month's Junior World Championships. Glenn Delaney, the director of rugby at championship side Nottingham, is understood to be in talks with London Irish over the position of forwards coach following the departure of Toby Booth to Bath. Munster and Ireland flanker Denis Leamy has been forced to retire because of a hip injury. The 30-year-old won 56 caps for Ireland.