Former England rugby coach, Eddie Jones looking to coach

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Former England rugby coach Eddie Jones has stated that he is ready to coach at an international level again and has considered doing so for Australia. Recently sacked by England after losing to France, Ireland, and Scotland as well as only one victory in four Tests in fall, he has been touted as a possible replacement for Australia’s coach, Dave Rennie.

According to Jones, he wants to return to coaching as he loves the sport and coaching it, rather than to coach England’s rival teams. He had also hoped to coach the English team at the 2023 World Cup, and now wishes the team the best. Several players have voiced support for him, including team captain Owen Farrell who has described his sacking as “unbelievably disappointing”.

Jones has also described how he has good memories of the team, who according to him are a good squad, who both train and relax hard, and are proud to represent England.However, he has no regrets for any of his coaching decisions, including giving the Rugby World Cup the most importance, and feels that the decision to sack him preceded his discussion of future plans. At the age of 62, while he is sad to not be able to achieve his dreams for the English team, he is going strong and hopes that he can remain a part of international rugby coaching.