Former Test captain Andrew Slack has been recruited to the panel which will conduct a post-mortem of Australia’s woeful year in rugby.
The captain of Australia’s 1984 Grand Slam-winning side, Andrew Slack, will sit on the three-person panel tasked with reviewing the Wallabies’ disastrous year, which culminated in a first-ever exit from the Rugby World Cup pool stages.with Eddie Jones following the Wallabies coach’s comments that Hooper, Quade Cooper and Bernard Foley were omitted from the Rugby World Cup squad because they were not good “role models” for the team.
Jones’ decision-making and stewardship of the Wallabies program in 2023 will be scrutinised as part for a comprehensive review, due to commence next week, of the Australian team’s two win, seven loss season. Sources with knowledge of the matter, who requested anonymity to speak freely, told this masthead a fourth panel member may be added, with Super Rugby bosses pushing RA to have a representative.
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