Eddie Jones: England head coach says he has 'not done a good enough job'
Eddie Jones said his performance as head coach has not been good enough after England finished third in the Six Nations with defeat by France in Paris.
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Eddie Jones said his performance as head coach has not been good enough after England finished third in the Six Nations with defeat by France in Paris.
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Eddie Jones refused to address his future as England’s head coach but conceded he had “not done a good enough job” after his side ended another disappointing Six Nations campaign with a comprehensive defeat by France.