Former Wallaby wants ex-Australia head coach to replace Eddie Jones
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Former Australia, Peter Fitzsimons, called Rugby Australia to dismiss Eddie Jones and bring Robbie Deans back as Wallabies' coach after the poor Rugby World Cup campaigns. Fitzimons, a well -known columnist and commentator, said Dave Rennie's appointment of Jones after being undermined, and that the time to pass from Eddie Jones of Australian rugbi ”. "Jones worsened the problem" Fitzsimons, who wrote to Wales after 40-6 defeats pool C match in Australia's Rugby World Cup Sydney Morning Herald column, said, “[Jones] was a part of solution, but even worse. “Seven losses from eight tests under commander, at least speaks of World Cup quarter finals for first time in history.” Fitzsimons added that Jones is a “extraordinary coach, and that it was definitely a second record for 20 years”. “But this year, Dave Rennie'de low -performance team in the management of a low -performance team and transforming them into basket vault is equally denied. "What is open is that it should go." “If not, will have to be a negotiated solution-as aralized, without having to pay it for a long-term [five-year] contract, was ridiculous in the first place.” Fitzsimons, "Robbie Deans return to return the deans," he said. “Successful, Australia understands rugby and everything is not Eddie cool -headed, stable in team choices and is very popular with everyone in the media. The former All Black Deans had an impressive record with the Crusaders and directed Christchhurch -based clothes to five super rugby titles in nine seasons from 2000 to 2008. The first 64 -year -old Super Rugby title came in 2000 after beating a Brumbies side of Jones in Canberra. Five -year duty as a Wallabies coach The Deans then coached Wallabies from 2008 to 2013 and reached the 2011 Rugby World Cup semifinals in 2013 before the British and Irish lions were fired after a series of defeats. Between 1983-1985, dean of Five Tests for New Zealand were All Blacks coach under direction of John Mitchell from 2001 to 2003.
Former Australia, Peter Fitzsimons, called Rugby Australia to dismiss Eddie Jones and bring Robbie Deans back as Wallabies' coach after the poor Rugby World Cup campaigns. Fitzimons, a well -known columnist and commentator, said Dave Rennie's appointment of Jones after being undermined, and that the time to pass from Eddie Jones of Australian rugbi ”. "Jones worsened the problem" Fitzsimons, who wrote to Wales after 40-6 defeats pool C match in Australia's Rugby World Cup Sydney Morning Herald column, said, “[Jones] was a part of solution, but even worse. “Seven losses from eight tests under commander, at least speaks of World Cup quarter finals for first time in history.” Fitzsimons added that Jones is a “extraordinary coach, and that it was definitely a second record for 20 years”. “But this year, Dave Rennie'de low -performance team in the management of a low -performance team and transforming them into basket vault is equally denied. "What is open is that it should go." “If not, will have to be a negotiated solution-as aralized, without having to pay it for a long-term [five-year] contract, was ridiculous in the first place.” Fitzsimons, "Robbie Deans return to return the deans," he said. “Successful, Australia understands rugby and everything is not Eddie cool -headed, stable in team choices and is very popular with everyone in the media. The former All Black Deans had an impressive record with the Crusaders and directed Christchhurch -based clothes to five super rugby titles in nine seasons from 2000 to 2008. The first 64 -year -old Super Rugby title came in 2000 after beating a Brumbies side of Jones in Canberra. Five -year duty as a Wallabies coach The Deans then coached Wallabies from 2008 to 2013 and reached the 2011 Rugby World Cup semifinals in 2013 before the British and Irish lions were fired after a series of defeats. Between 1983-1985, dean of Five Tests for New Zealand were All Blacks coach under direction of John Mitchell from 2001 to 2003.