With 100 days to go before the Rugby World Cup kicks off, Eddie Jones’ faith that Australia can take home the trophy is spreading through the playing group
Coach is ‘a wise man, he gets the game’, says Allan AlaalatoaOnce a week, Eddie Jones and his Wallabies inner-circle dial in for a Zoom meeting with one key focus – defying the odds and pinching the. Warming to the Wallabies coach’s ‘smash and grab’ theme, belief is growing Australia can win their first Webb Ellis Cup since 1999 and return to the top of the rugby hierarchy.
“There’s no time to waste and as leaders we’re trying to make the most of every opportunity when we’re not together as a team. We’ve got a lot of fathers in the crew, so they’re later in the night when the kids are asleep. It’s not something we’ve done in the past, so it’s good to keep in touch and understand what Eddie’s thinking because he’s a wise man, he gets the game.”
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