The Wallabies coach took part in a Zoom interview with Japanese officials just two days before Australia’s warm-up match against France in Paris.
Wallabies boss Eddie Jones was secretly interviewed by Japanese rugby officials to take over as the country’s head coach just days before Australia’s Rugby World Cup campaign started in France.
In a development that could spark major ramifications for Rugby Australia amid the Wallabies’ faltering campaign in France, thecan reveal that Jones has been actively involved in the process underway to find a successor to incumbent Japan coach Jamie Joseph.
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