Eddie Jones says he is just a small cog in the Wallabies machine as they bid to claim the Rugby World Cup and knock New Zealand off their perch
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones addresses the media at Sydney’s Matraville Sports High School.Wallabies coach Eddie Jones addresses the media at Sydney’s Matraville Sports High School.Last modified on Tue 31 Jan 2023 04.02 GMTinsists he should not be treated as the messiah as he sets his sights on resurrecting a golden era for rugby union in Australia. If they can take down New Zealand along the way, then so much the better.
“I’m not the messiah,” Jones warned. “We’re all in this together – sometimes you need somebody to beat the drum to make you walk a bit faster.” “That is a big target for us because we know if we can take on New Zealand we are in a good position to take the World Cup,” he said. “It’s not the be all and end all because the World Cup is the major tournament.
Jones says any Wallabies revival starts with his support staff. Dan McKellar and Laurie Fisher are the incumbent assistant coaches left by Dave Rennie’s regime, with Jones to make a call on his backroom team in the coming weeks.
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