According to Daily Telegraph:
Christian Wade and Tom Youngs will be included in SA tour announced today.Other new faces in the squad for the three-Test tour include Wasps lock Joe Launchbury, Bath flanker Carl Fearns and uncapped Harlequins quartet George Robson (lock), George Lowe (centre), Joe Gray (hooker) and Joe Marler (prop).

It is understood Sale prop Henry Thomas, 20, had been earmarked for selection but was ruled out after being injured on Saturday. His place is set to be taken by Worcester’s Matt Mullan, alongside fellow props Alex Corbisiero, Dan Cole, Paul Doran-Jones, Marler and Matt Stevens.

There will be recalls for Harlequins duo, wing Ugo Monye, who won the last of his 13 caps in March 2010, and scrum-half Danny Care. Loose forward James Haskell will also be back in the fold, despite playing in the Super 15 as both Tom Croft and Tom Wood are ruled out because of injury and Calum Clark serving a long ban.

England are understood to be confident that Scarlets No 8 Ben Morgan’s hamstring injury will not prevent him from touring, while Steffon Armitage, despite being widely hailed as the best flanker in the Top 14, is not thought to have been included.

“It’s been a terrible six months and I’m not looking for a sympathy vote because it’s been my own fault, all very grim but self-inflicted,” Care said. “I deluded myself after the first incident in December that it was just one of those things and that lads would occasionally get into trouble. I was making an excuse to myself. To get thrown out of the England squad was just dreadful, a real hammer blow.

“I put Stuart in such an awful position where the first big thing he had to do as England head coach is kick me out. That was so embarrassing for him and shameful for me. I had to have a good hard look in the mirror after that, say some harsh things to myself to make me realise that I was just chucking away my career. And hurting people in the process.

“It’s easy for me to say I don’t have a drink problem, but I don’t feel that I do, just that I make bad decisions when I do drink. Anyway, I set myself a target of not drinking again this season and I’ve been off the booze for a couple of months.

“The sessions with Kate have helped enormously. I’m a happy sort of bloke and I do bottle things up and not show emotions. The fact that I missed the World Cup through injury and then the Six Nations hit me harder than I let on. That’s when things began to slip, I lost my rugby focus and got into trouble.”

Not including Fatty Armitage would be a mistake I think, he has shown in the Top 14 he deserves another chance. Plus, it would nice to actually play a 7 at 7.

Also, why Monye? He hasn't exactly been tearing it up for Quins has he.

They should pick Armitage. On the hard ground he would be superb.

Joseph had better be in there, as had Wade. I really hope Waldrom's not in there. I'd rather see anyone but him. Anyone.

Delighted Fearns is in, though, and I'd say Miller deserves to go ahead of Goode but it's a close thing. Gutted for Henry Thomas too, would've loved him to spend a bit of time with Rowntree working on his scrummaging.

Oi, fuckwits, anyone with even a modicum of Rugby knowledge would know that Steffon Armitage may well be playing in the T14 final on the day of the first test. Like.

Oi, fuckwits, anyone with even a modicum of Rugby knowledge would know that Steffon Armitage may well be playing in the T14 final on the day of the first test. Like.

A good point well made.

Surprised nobody else had pointed it out already, tbh.

him and wiggy could nip over to toulon and bundle him into a sack and take him to africa if they really wanted to.

Times reckons Joseph is in, along with Goode (A) and Kitchener.

Should Wade be selected ahead of January's official Bored Favourite, Johnny May, who was showing sensational form before Glos just gave up? His versatility is a useful asset.

I'd take May ahead of Alex Goode, I think his long term future may be at 15. I think his ridiculous pace and running lines would cause havoc there.

Oi, fuckwits, anyone with even a modicum of Rugby knowledge would know that Steffon Armitage may well be playing in the T14 final on the day of the first test. Like.

I'd take May ahead of Alex Goode, I think his long term future may be at 15. I think his ridiculous pace and running lines would cause havoc there.

I'd like to see him at OC. After the years of shit slow, bosh it up centres with tits for hands and whislt I think Tuilagi is doing a grand job at the moment, I'd like an outside centre with some pace

its a pretty poor excuse for lancaster to not pick him though. him and wiggy could nip over to toulon and bundle him into a sack and take him to africa if they really wanted to.

Will Addison is the future.

I'd be amazed if Lowe doesn't go, he is an outstanding player.

Goode deserves his place. Saracens most exciting back in the games i've watched. I know that a lot of people think that Glos should have more players in the england squad but the way they have collapsed at the end of this season is a large cross against them. It says a lot that Tindall and other experienced glos players have not been able to motivate the team to perform in recent weeks.

I'd like to see him at OC. After the years of shit slow, bosh it up centres with tits for hands and whislt I think Tuilagi is doing a grand job at the moment, I'd like an outside centre with some pace and as well as they seem to play at club level I'm not convinced Lowe or Trinder will trouble top international defences.

Will Addison is the future.

I'd be amazed if Lowe doesn't go, he is an outstanding player.

So based on the atricles in the press, it is looking like:

Props: Mullan, Corbisiero, Cole, Doran-Jones, Marler ,Stevens.
Hookers: Hartley, Youngs, Gray
2nd row : Parling, Botha, Palmer, Robson
BR: Robshaw, Morgan, Haskell, Fearns, Launchbury, Waldrom, Dowson

SH: Youngs, Care, Dickson
FH: Farrell, Flood, Hodgson
Centres: Barritt, Manu, Lowe, JTH, Allan, May
Wings: Strettle, Ashton, Wade, Monye, Banahan
FB: Foden, Brown, Goode

+ 3 others

I'd like to see him at OC. After the years of shit slow, bosh it up centres with tits for hands and whislt I think Tuilagi is doing a grand job at the moment, I'd like an outside centre with some pace and as well as they seem to play at club level I'm not convinced Lowe or Trinder will trouble top international defences.

I'd be surprised if Lowe doesnt tour. He cetainly deserves it. Playing in a team that plays as open rugby as quins do, and whilst I expect to be ridiculed by some Fatcat stats shortly, he doesnt seem to make that many breaks and, crucially, score that many tries. May to me has that extra bit of gas and line breaking ability.

Addison looks a special player - that try at the week-end against Quins was quite something.

England have a lot of young talented centres coming through - Daly, Joseph, Lowe, May, Addison.