From the Penrith three-peat to the rise of the Matildas and the LIV-PGA Tour greed battle,there’s been plenty to write about in 2023.
How well did you pay attention to the sporting headlines this week?
After a disastrous year,Wallabies fans are unsure who will step into the coaching box. Thankfully,there is cause for optimism;it remains one of the most coveted jobs in the game.
In May,Eddie Jones indicated Quade Cooper would likely go to the World Cup as the Wallabies’ first-choice No.10. In August,he was left out of the squad altogether.
The Australian Test opener is urging respect for all while the former Wallaby had far different ideas on his fellow human beings.
Given the respect accorded coaches of national teams,Eddie Jones’ duplicitous contempt for leading the Wallabies is a betrayal of both hope and experience.
The former Wallabies coach denied being interviewed for the Japan head coach’s role in a Zoom call in August. We stand by our original story – and here’s why.
Eddie Jones was unveiled as Japan’s new coach on Thursday night and has apologised to Wallabies fans but claimed his first interview for the job was only last week.
A champion Wallaby has laid out the flaw that must ensure Australia conducts a global search for their next coach,while imploring the players to find their identity.
Allan Alaalatoa,who was the Wallabies’ captain before getting injured in July,says players trusted Eddie Jones and bought into his long-term plans.