Australia coach Eddie Jones took full responsibility for his side's 40-6 defeat against Wales on Sunday, with the Wallabies on the brink of exiting the Rugby World Cup.
Wales cruised to a 40-6 victory to qualify for the quarter-finals, leaving Australia stranded with the possibility of exiting the World Cup at the pool stage for the first time in their history.'It all comes down to me, I take full responsibility for it,' Jones told ITV. My coaching hasn't been good enough. I don't need to worry about the future, I just need to worry about the Portugal game.
They're a good bunch of young kids and they're learning their trade and these sort of experiences are sometimes the making of a team.'As difficult as it is to take now, sometimes you need to go through this to create the spirit and the thinking you need to be the team you want to become. Our players have been fantastic.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Wales book World Cup quarter-final spot by thrashing Eddie Jones’ AustraliaWales secured their fourth successive quarter-final place and left Australia close to an embarrassing early elimination.
Read more »
Wales book World Cup quarter-final spot by thrashing Eddie Jones’ AustraliaWales secured their fourth successive quarter-final place and left Australia close to an embarrassing early elimination.
Read more »
Eddie Jones has created his own version of 'Warrenball' to defeat Gatland's WalesA heavyweight Australia will take on a heavyweight Wales in a clash that is likely to be an uncomplicated type of match
Read more »
The Eddie Jones show is in danger of being cancelled after just one seasonThe Australia head coach has come under criticism during a dire World Cup campaign but insists he can reverse their fortunes
Read more »
Wales’ destiny in their own hands – 5 talking points ahead of Australia showdownWarren Gatland’s side are chasing a quarter-final prize for a fourth World Cup in succession.
Read more »