Dave Rennie believes the Wallabies made great strides in his three years in charge before he was sensationally dumped for Eddie Jones.
Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this articleDave Rennie thought the Wallabies made large strides during his three years in charge and believed he had the support of players and staff before his sudden axing.
Rennie's contract was to expire at year's end, the coach last week adamant he would lead the side to France and that Jones — himself let go as England coach in December — would not be involved. "I certainly felt we have made massive shifts over the past three years both on and off the field, which is off the back of a hell of a lot of hard work put in by good people.
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