Former Wallabies coach Eddie Jones says he would 'definitely be interested' in returning to coach Japan, but insists he has not received an offer to do so.
Eddie Jones has given the strongest indication yet he is keen to take on the Japan coaching job for a second time, admitting he's "definitely interested".Jones presided over just two wins in nine games upon his return to the Wallabies jobinsisted he was fully committed to seeing Australia through
"If they came to me and said are you interested in coaching them, I'd definitely be interested."With the Wallabies all but confirmed to miss the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals, Australian rugby needs to reassess where it stands at every level of the game if it's to once again return to its glory days, writes Luke Pentony.Like Australian rugby, he said Japan needed an overhaul and urged administrators to be "courageous" heading into a new four-year cycle.
Frans Ludeke, the South African coach of Japan Rugby League One champions Spears Funabashi Tokyo Bay, is also believed to be in the running for the national job.That was enough for the Brave Blossoms to qualify automatically for the next tournament in Australia in four years' time.Sports content to make you think... or allow you not to. A newsletter delivered each Friday.
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