The embattled coach of the Wallabies has officially left his post after a disappointing World Cup campaign. Rugby Australia thanked him for his commitment and wished him well in his future endeavors.
Governing body wishes embattled coach well after he quit postRA on Tuesday confirmed the embattled coach’s departure from the national setup and said he would officially leave his post on 25 November.
He quit his post just 10 months into a five-year contract, leaving RA searching for a new coach who will be charged with rebuilding the team and the sport’s reputation before the 2027 Rugby World Cup on home soil. Jones coached Australia to the World Cup final in 2003, and took England to the 2019 showpiece before being sacked late last year after a run of poor results.
But by last weekend he had offered his resignation to the RA hierarchy. It is believed Jones will walk away from his hefty contract without a payout. He insisted he had no other international role to go to, including the Japan position which has yet to be filled.
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