With only a few days to go until the Wallabies and Springboks meet again. There
is alot of speculation concerning the coaching approach of Eddie Jones. With 3
straight losses and the threat of a possible 4th loss. Ex wallabies and
Australians are chomping at the bit, like a horse itching to run.
Alan Jones, a former Wallaby, said that Jones has control over the way that the
code is run. To me, Jones approach is almost tyrannical. With a score of new
talent waiting in the wings, he is cutting the strength of the Wallabies to
shreds.
Could this tyranny and power bring to an end, the Juggernaut that was once
Australia. Or will there be heads rolling. We shall see after the weekend.
"Wallace" <wcw3@no-spam> wrote in message
news:1059601329.45729@no-spam
> With only a few days to go until the Wallabies and Springboks meet again.
There
> is alot of speculation concerning the coaching approach of Eddie Jones.
With 3
> straight losses and the threat of a possible 4th loss. Ex wallabies and
> Australians are chomping at the bit, like a horse itching to run.
>
> Alan Jones, a former Wallaby, said that Jones has control over the way
that the
> code is run. To me, Jones approach is almost tyrannical. With a score of
new
> talent waiting in the wings, he is cutting the strength of the Wallabies
to
> shreds.
>
> Could this tyranny and power bring to an end, the Juggernaut that was once
> Australia. Or will there be heads rolling. We shall see after the weekend.
It's only a fucking game cobber. Not really important in the scheme of
things is it?
By the way - You forgot to mention that Alan Jones is also a boy botherer.
Sam>
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 21:42:09 GMT, wcw3@no-spam (Wallace) wrote:
>With only a few days to go until the Wallabies and Springboks meet again. There
>is alot of speculation concerning the coaching approach of Eddie Jones. With 3
>straight losses and the threat of a possible 4th loss. Ex wallabies and
>Australians are chomping at the bit, like a horse itching to run.
>
>Alan Jones, a former Wallaby, said that Jones has control over the way that the
>code is run. To me, Jones approach is almost tyrannical. With a score of new
>talent waiting in the wings, he is cutting the strength of the Wallabies to
>shreds.
>
>Could this tyranny and power bring to an end, the Juggernaut that was once
>Australia. Or will there be heads rolling. We shall see after the weekend.
KIWI bias not welcome here!!
And to the best of my knowledge Alan Jones never played rugby for
Australia but he was the coach of the team for 4 years.
See here to read all about him
http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/stories/s551929.htm