Towards the 2027 Rugby World Cup: There’s a part of Australia that Eddie Jones would like
The coach can be the head coach of the Wallabies in the World Championships for the next four years
Towards the 2027 Rugby World Cup: There is a part of Australia that Eddie Jones would like. BH Sebastiano Pesina
The Eddie Jones name, among technicians at the international level, is still and always will be the most popular. The England coach realized, after a negative match at the 2022 Six Nations Championship, that in the period after the 2023 Rugby World Cup, he would not be sitting on the bench for a team representative: a prospect that could clearly open up new scenarios for him. of the following four years.
Towards the 2027 Rugby World Cup: There’s a part of Australia that Eddie Jones would like
The place could be Australia which, unless there are troubles, should be the land where the 2027 World Cup will take place. But who is Eddie Jones named for the Wallabies?
Phil Kearns: former prostitute, two-time world champion (1991, 1999, 67 caps). Today he is the Executive Director of the Organizing Committee for Australia 2027 and on site microphones rugby.com.au He portrayed the situation as follows: “Without taking anything away from Dave Rainey, who creates a great work ethic and for which I wish the best, starting with the Test match against England next July, perhaps with a win in the series for 1-2, I think Eddie Jones He would be great as a head coach for a group of young guys who need flexibility and discipline.”
“His arrival will definitely raise the bar from all points of view. And I don’t want to think about the past when he cut his relationship with the union (2002-2005) due to differences: a lot of time has passed now.”
“What do you think of him today? In 2023, he and his team will fear — and Kearns concludes — he is not someone to fear something. I am curious to watch the series between Australia and England.”
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