Danny Care stokes Six Nations rivalry by saying England relish Scotland bitterness "They don't really like us very much, which we enjoy," said the Harlequins scrum-half after finishing an open training session in front of a 6,000 crowd at his former club ground at Headingley. Care is vying with Ben Youngs for the starting No 9 shirt and England head coach Stuart Lancaster admitted that there would be close selection calls to make in several positions. "There are a few tussles, at nine, at full-back, hooker and loose-head prop," said Lancaster, who was also back on his old stomping ground. "They were excellent, with Andrew speaking about how they built their team to go from fifth to first in the world while Toni spoke about getting Jess to peak at a certain point," Lancaster said. The squad broke camp on Friday and will reconvene at their usual Surrey base on Sunday night. Lancaster revealed that there would be no special favours granted to Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi as he battled to recover from an ankle injury. "Manu has gone back to Leicester to get some treatment," the England head coach said. We need to know by Tuesday, it's only fair to the rest of the team. You have to trust the players you have got and you have to be fair to the player, if he's not right to play an international game you don't pick him. It's the same for everyone. We will see where he is Monday or Tuesday.