Britain legend Jonny Wilkinson says he's in AWE of current Red Rose stars George Ford and Owen Farrell

Jonny Wilkinson has uncovered he is in "wonderment" of England playmakers George Ford and Owen Farrell.

World Cup victor Wilkinson was the No10 making major decisions when the Red Rose's record winning-dash of 14 matches was set in 2002-03.

However, in the wake of watching Ford and Farrell join to equivalent that blemish on Saturday with the class of 2016, he is persuaded they require no assistance from him.

"I don't have anything to add to these folks, I guarantee you," said Wilkinson, who works with the combine on a specially appointed premise.

"I go there and watch. I'm in amazement of what they're doing and how they're doing it.

"It's a fresh out of the plastic new period, shiny new individuals, fresh out of the plastic new way. I'm taking in a ton about how they're getting things done and it truly is very amazing."

Wilkinson, in the sentiment of Eddie Jones, is the main world-class player English rugby has delivered since 2003.

Presently 37, he has been requested that by Jones run the lead over the Red Rose young men.

"My part is to be there on the off chance that they ever require me to help them," Wilkinson said. "It's not to attempt to include anything. It's about me attempting to arrange their vitality from outside of the rise of universal rugby which can be exceptionally extraordinary and weight filled.

"To state, 'Look, here's another point of view, it may not be precisely how you're seeing it but rather, shouldn't something be said about this?' "

He, ordinarily, plays down his commitment yet Farrell said: "Working with Jonny has affected on me enormously. He's improved me comprehend a great deal what I do and how I get to where I need to get to."

Britain are a long way from the completed article, in spite of Jones' conviction they would have a triumphant possibility on the off chance that they played New Zealand today.

They were fortunate to have a molehill as opposed to a mountain to move after rest strolling through the primary half hour against Australia in Saturday's Autumn arrangement finale.

Also, a group pining for the No.1 positioning ought not surrender three tries in 10 minutes to Fiji, as they did in the second of those four Tests.

Yet, they figured out how to win both recreations and Wilkinson says that capacity to "control their own predetermination", to translate and react to challenges on the foot, helps him to remember his World Cup-winning group.