Eddie Jones: RFU boss Bill Sweeney 'disappointed' but sees progress under England head coach
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney says he was «really disappointed» by England's Six Nations but still backs head coach Eddie Jones.
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Jones is 'right guy' for England despite Six Nations flop, say rugby chiefs
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney gave strong backing to England's under-fire coach Eddie Jones on Thursday despite another disappointing showing from his side in the Six Nations.
RFU backing Jones despite Six Nations struggles
The head of the RFU has repeated his backing of Eddie Jones and his belief that England are making progress, but admitted the upbeat statement of support on Sunday should have shown more understanding of fans' frustration.
RFU backing Jones, accepts 'progress' analysis is tough sell
LONDON : The head of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) has repeated his backing of Eddie Jones and his belief that England are making progress, but admitted the upbeat statement of support on Sunday should have shown more understanding of fans' frustration.
England heading in ‘right direction’ under Eddie Jones despite poor Six Nations
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney acknowledges that England’s failed Six Nations fell below expectations but remains convinced Eddie Jones is the right man to guide the side into the World Cup.
Jack Nowell’s season in doubt after suffering broken arm against France
Jack Nowell faces a battle to play again this season after sustaining a broken arm in England’s Guinness Six Nations defeat by France on Saturday.
England captain Owen Farrell closes in on return from injury with Saracens
Saracens are hopeful England captain Owen Farrell will return from his lengthy injury absence to feature in Saturday’s Gallagher Premiership match with Bristol.
France's Galthie to coach British Barbarians against England in June
PARIS : France coach Fabien Galthie will lock horns with his England counterpart Eddie Jones when he takes charge of the British Barbarians at Twickenham in June.