Steve Hansen is advising Eddie Jones and the Wallabies as they prepare for a World Cup warm-up match against France this weekend.
World Cup-winning All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has joined the Wallabies ahead of the upcoming Rugby World Cup after accepting a request from Eddie Jones to help out in France.
Wallabies officials confirmed to this masthead that Hansen is in camp with the Wallabies before this weekend’s match against France. Hansen is expected to be with Australia for about a week. Eddie Jones and Steve Hansen shake hands before the 2019 Rugby World Cup semi-final between England and New Zealand.The 64-year-old has cast a watchful eye over Wallabies training as the team prepares for their first hit-out in France. Hansen has introduced himself to Wallabies players and staff and is providing feedback where possible to Jones.
Hansen was the coach of Wales during the 2003 World Cup, when Jones led the Wallabies to the final against England.
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