Eddie Jones’ catastrophic time in charge of the Wallabies has reportedly come to an end.
After weeks of speculation, Eddie Jones’ catastrophic second stint in charge of the Wallabies has reportedly come to an end.The 63-year-old was appointed just months out from the Rugby World Cup with the direction to turn around the flagging fortunes of the national side.
Despite repeatedly stating he was in the fight for the long haul and was building towards the 2027 World Cup, to be held in Australia, Jones has now stepped down, according toJones was a surprise replacement for Dave Rennie with Australian rugby just months out of this year’s World Cup. Linked with a return to Japanese rugby just before the World Cup began, Jones vehemently denied any knowledge of that rumour repeatedly.The Wallabies suffered their worst ever World Cup result in France. “That’s the intention mate. But as you know we play in a game where the coach doesn’t decide how long they stay,” he told reporters.
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