The Japanese federation has reappointed the Australian at the head of the selection. While warning that his place was hanging by a thread.
A year since Eddie Jones became coach of the Brave Blossoms again after his resounding failure at the helm of Australia in the World Cup. A painful return with a record of four victories – against modest opponents, Canada, the United States, Samoa and Uruguay – for seven defeats. During the recent November tour, Japan were in a series of routs, conceding more than 50 points against New Zealand, France and England.
“There was harsh criticism, but the council decided to support him and keep him in office”
Despite these dismal results, Eddie Jones was reappointed to his post on December 11 by the Japanese rugby federation. A maintenance accompanied by warnings. He will have to win the two tests against Wales next July or risk being dismissed.
“There was harsh criticism, but the council decided to support him and keep him in office”confirmed JRFU executive director Kensuke Iwabuchi to the Nikkei newspaper.
Internal survey of players regarding its management
During this board meeting, criticism also concerned its management. An internal investigation among players is underway amid allegations of authoritarian management.
JRFU President Masato Tsuchida warned that the results of this investigation would be examined at the next meeting, including possible accusations of harassment.
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