Stuart Hogg has been warned he may provoke a furious England backlash at Twickenham after suggesting Scotland ’ s Calcutta Cup rivals do not respect them as a rugby nation . While Stuart Lancaster , who represented Scotland at age-group level , dismissed any notion that his team will take Saturday ’ s RBS 6 Nations visitors lightly , Hogg ’ s incendiary remarks to Sportsmail drew a stern response north of the border . Former Lions prop Peter Wright accused the full-back of a ‘ misjudgment ’ in making what amounted to a familiar claim of English arrogance . Stuart Hogg claimed England have 'no respect ' for Scottish rugby ahead of Saturday 's Twickenham clash . Hogg breaks away to score the opening try during the Six Nations game against Wales in February . ‘ Under previous England coaches maybe there was a lack of respect for Scottish rugby but under Stuart Lancaster that has changed , ’ said Wright . ‘ He always gives respect to the opposition . The England lads will be angry to be accused of not respecting Scottish rugby because they do and that could fire them up even more. ’ Wright ’ s comments followed a Twitter reaction to Hogg ’ s outburst by Will Carling , who said : ‘ I always thought you earned respect through your performances . Old fashioned I know… ’ His point was a clear reference to the fact that Scotland have failed to win at Twickenham for 32 years . Hogg ( centre ) wants to record Scotland 's first win of the tournament against England at Twickenham . Wright added : ‘ Will Carling has every right to suggest respect has to be earned by Scotland . He is a former England captain who led them to three Grand Slams , played in a World Cup final and went on tour with the Lions , so he has every right to take issue with Hogg . ‘ I am surprised Stuart said it in the first place and I hope he isn ’ t made to regret his comments by an England side that will respect Scotland on Saturday but may now want to beat them even more. ’ There was a more measured response from within the Scotland camp yesterday . Brad Barritt injured his ankle in Saracens ' win over Wasps on Sunday and is now a doubt for England . Exeter Chiefs ' 21-year-old fly-half Henry Slade earned himself a call up to Stuart Lancaster 's England squad . Assistant coach Matt Taylor added : ‘ I don ’ t see a lack of respect at all . Under Stuart Lancaster they are quite a humble group and they will be taking us seriously. ’ Lancaster said : ‘ We have a healthy regard for their team , their players and their coaching team. ’ England have been forced to rule out Brad Barritt ( ankle ) , Tom Croft ( shoulder ) and Henry Thomas ( shoulder ) from the rest of the championship . Exeter ’ s Henry Slade has been called into the squad and while he may push Billy Twelvetrees for a bench place , he is being viewed as a rising World Cup candidate . Luther Burrell and Mike Brown are expected to start against Scotland .
Stuart Hogg suggested England do not respect Scotland as a rugby nation . Former Lions prop Peter Wright accused Hogg of a lack of judgement . Ex-England captain Will Carling responded by saying respect is earned . England coach Stuart Lancaster made it clear that his team have a 'healthy regard ' for the Scotland team .