Eddie Jones: Departing coach says he has no regrets over Wallabies exit
Eddie Jones insists he has no regrets about resigning as Australia head coach after less than a year in charge.
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Eddie Jones insists he has no regrets about resigning as Australia head coach after less than a year in charge.
Eddie Jones insists he has no regrets about resigning as Australia head coach after less than a year in charge.
SYDNEY (AP) -- Eddie Jones has quit as Australia head coach only 10 months into a five-year contract after the Wallabies' worst-ever performance at a
Australian rugby vowed to rebuild on Tuesday after the "bitterly disappointing" reign of Eddie Jones, who has quit as Wallabies coach following their calamitous World Cup campaign. - 'Not good enough' - Jones was hailed as the saviour of Australian rugby when he came in as Wallabies coach in January, returning to a side he coached to the World Cup final in 2003.
Australian rugby vowed to rebuild on Tuesday after the "bitterly disappointing" reign of Eddie Jones, who has quit as Wallabies coach following their calamitous World Cup campaign.