Eddie Jones was supposed to restore the glory days to Australian rugby. Instead, he has overseen a slow-moving car crash with one eye on the exit door.
In July last year, a Wallabies fan standing at the picket fence at the front of the SCG Members Stand called then England coach Eddie Jones“What did you say?!” Jones asked. “What did you say? Come here and say it. Come here and say it. Come here and say it.”After the Wallabies’ record
He appears to be either off the pace or in denial about Jones’ meeting with Japan officials, which furthers suspicions he and Jones are no longer on the best terms. Jones, who had been sacked by England, gobbled up a five-year offer. His appointment was announced in January, and it gave Australian rugby fans something they hadn’t felt in many years – hope.
Instead, he has overseen a slow-moving car crash that sped up as soon as the Wallabies arrived in France for the World Cup. But after being thrown to the proverbial wolves at this tournament – ending in a broken leg suffered in training – it wouldn’t surprise if he starts looking at the grass on the other side of the fence. On the other side of that fence is Roosters chairman Nick Politis, keen to secure him after losing Suaalii.
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