New Wallabies coach Eddie Jones will be “cracking the whip” after taking charge of the national team, according to former Wallabies media manager Djuro Sen.
“He knows the deal, and already they are on the back pages – how long has that been?” he told Sky News Australia.
“Eddie can drive the enthusiasm, and what is in his favour is the short amount of time because there is no time to mess around.
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