Australians appoint Ryles to replace Davis as attack coach
Jason Ryles has been appointed to take over as Australia's attack coach for the Rugby World Cup following Brad Davis' resignation on the eve of the Wallabies' departure for Europe.
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Jason Ryles has been appointed to take over as Australia's attack coach for the Rugby World Cup following Brad Davis' resignation on the eve of the Wallabies' departure for Europe.
Australia boss Eddie Jones has hit out at media criticism that he claims is dragging the country's nation's rugby down with "negativity".
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