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Australia coach Eddie Jones watched the Wellington Hurricanes score five second-half tries to thump the Queensland Reds 47-13 in Townsville.
Australia forward Nick Frost says the Wallabies can cast aside their poor form at the Rugby World Cup as Eddie Jones' side finalise preparations for their tournament opener against Georgia next Saturday.
Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham has lauded Eddie Jones' return to the top job.
Source: https://canberraweekly.com.au/eddie-jones-rugby-return-adds-spice-stephen-larkham/
Eddie Jones has a big building mission ahead if he is to stay Wallabies coach, including fixing up his coaching team.
Eddie Jones has his work cut out.
Eddie Jones has several selection headaches ahead of Thursday’s World Cup squad annoucement.
Eddie Jones insists he can turn the Wallabies into world-beaters despite another below-par performance in their Bledisloe Cup loss to New Zealand in Melbourne.
Eddie Jones oversaw the biggest upset in Rugby World Cup history as Japan beat South Africa in Brighton, England.
Eddie Jones' return as Wallabies coach has started with a disastrous 43-12 loss to the Springboks in…
Eddie Jones returned home in January, ‘triumphantly’ sacked by the RFU with his recently appointed defence coach, Brett Hodgson in tow, and the ear of RA Chairman Hamish McLennan.
Source: https://www.theroar.com.au/2023/07/31/the-emperors-new-clothes-does-eddie-have-a-plan/
'Hard done by': Did Eddie Jones leave the 'best No.10 we've got' out of Wallabies squad?
LYON – Wallabies assistant coach Jason Ryles says he’d be surprised if Eddie Jones decides to walk away from the job after the World Cup but adds the under-pressure coach hasn’t shared his thoughts on his future with his close knit team.
Part of England’s World Cup campaign, Hatley joined his former coach Eddie Jones in the Wallabies camp in May and said the team were ready for the challenge at Loftus, where they have never won in 60 years.
‘There is no one better when it comes to details,’ says Eddie Jones who brought Steve Borthwick in as his assistant with Japan and England.
The Waratahs will be leaning on inspirational skipper Jake Gordon, a surprise omission from Eddie Jones' first Wallabies squad of this World Cup year, and strike centre Izaia Perese to again lead the way against the Blues.
Wallabies assistant coach Jason Ryles says his new boss Eddie Jones shares similar coaching philosophies to Craig Bellamy, who he played and worked under at the Melbourne Storm.
While Eddie Jones will be hoping his Wallabies team can summon the “Digger Spirit” to save their campaign, Horan believes it is “the biggest match for Australia since the game went pro”.
With Eddie Jones watching on, it was just the early impression that would have caught the new Wallaby coach’s eye in a World Cup year.