Eddie Jones: England boss is back in Japan consulting with Suntory Sungoliath
It has been revealed that England head coach Eddie Jones is currently in Japan coaching at Suntory Sungoliath after a dismal Six Nations campaign.
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Eddie Jones resumes contentious secondary role in Japan
Eddie Jones has resumed his controversial role with Japanese club Suntory Sungoliath just over two weeks after England collapsed to another disappointing Six Nations. The Rugby Football Union has stated that it is comfortable with the work he does with Suntory, even though it means its head coach is working with top players from rival countries. Last year Jones gave advice to New Zealand fly-half Beauden Barrett and on this occasion he is coaching players including All Blacks star Damian McKenzie and Australia centre Samu Kerevi.
England coach Eddie Jones resumes role with Japanese club Suntory Sungoliath
Eddie Jones has resumed his controversial role with Japanese club Suntory Sungoliath just over two weeks after England collapsed to another disappointing Six Nations.
Rugby-Wallabies' Rennie will pick overseas players for England tests
(Reuters) - Australia coach Dave Rennie has said he will continue to pursue his approach of adding overseas-based players to his Wallabies squad when the Australians host England in July.
Wallabies' Rennie will pick overseas players for England tests
Australia coach Dave Rennie has said he will continue to pursue his approach of adding overseas-based players to his Wallabies squad when the Australians host England in July.
Super Rugby Pacific: All Blacks legends slam quality of Australian franchises
There have only been three rounds in the competition so far, while cross-border matches have yet to take place, but Kirwan and Wilson have been left in little doubt as to where the respective teams currently stand.
Rugby Australia tweaks rules to allow selection of three overseas-based players
Rugby Australia on Friday amended its overseas-based player policy in the lead-up to the 2023 World Cup with three players who ply their trade abroad able to be picked for the Wallabies.
Wallabies giant Rory Arnold to join rugby's rich list after 'agreeing' £2.4m contract
Australian rugby is set to crown a new top earner following reports Toulouse lock Rory Arnold will move to Japan later this year on a multi-year contract worth £2.4million.