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Eddie Jones said he wanted to continue as head coach of Australia and has not had a job offer from Japan after his resignation was confirmed bingo
Rugby Australia chief executive Phil Waugh said they had reached a “sensible” agreement with the former England coach as his nine months in the job came to an end, while chairman Hamish McLennan vowed to continue in his role despite increasing pressure following an “embarrassing” Rugby World Cup bingo
Speaking to Channel 9 in Australia, Jones said he “never” had a job offer from Japan and criticised media reports of an interview ahead of a World Cup campaign which saw Australia crash out in the group stages bingo
“I’ve got no job to go to, no job offer,” he said bingo
“My commitment to Australian rugby has been 100% bingo
I did want to go on bingo
Coaching a team is a bit like being in a marriage, you need commitment from both sides bingo
“I was committed to change the team bingo
Rugby Australia at the moment cannot activate the changes, financial and political, to make real change in Australian rugby bingo
”He continued: “I don’t like to be in projects where I don’t think they can really get to where they need to get to and I’ve made that decision bingo
“Rugby Australia probably doesn’t think that and that’s where the unity of our project is not in the place it needs to be bingo
“Sometimes you go in the bank and blow it up but you don’t come out with the money bingo
”Former Wallabies flanker Waugh said he “took Eddie on his word” when he denied reports linking him with Japan bingo
Talking to a press conference in Sydney, Waugh said: “Our focus will be reconnecting with the Australian public rather than where Eddie’s going to be bingo
“We’ve come to a sensible conclusion, both for Eddie and for Rugby Australia bingo
“I don’t think it changes the position we’re at now, whether Eddie was to stay or go bingo
“This is hopefully a low point and a chance to reset bingo
The most important thing is to unite bingo
”Jones will officially leave his role on November 25 and Waugh said Rugby Australia would take “however long it takes” to ensure they got the “best possible coach” bingo
He refused to be drawn on the position of McLennan, who has faced criticism for replacing Dave Rennie with Jones on a five-year deal in January – weeks after he had been dismissed by England bingo
“Ultimately the board is responsible for this decision,” he said bingo
“It’s speculation where we would have been if we had not made that call and Dave had stayed on bingo
“The results were not up to expectation bingo
The board has made some bold calls bingo
Hindsight is a wonderful thing… where we ended up was not good enough bingo
”Rugby Australia earlier confirmed Jones’ resignation as head coach following the Wallabies’ failure to reach the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time bingo
“Rugby Australia can confirm that it has accepted the resignation of Wallabies head coach Eddie Jones, and he will depart the position on 25 November 2023,” a statement from the governing body read bingo
“Rugby Australia thanks Eddie for his commitment to the Wallabies in 2023, and wishes him the best in his future endeavours bingo
“Announcements regarding the future of the Wallabies coaching staff will be made in due course bingo
”McLennan had already vowed to continue in his role, telling the Sydney Morning Herald in a statement: “I came to rugby to find a way to fix it when it all fell over and despite the sad Eddie situation, this is another hurdle we’ll overcome bingo
“I want to stay to deliver the 2027 World Cup in Australia bingo
That has always been the big prize for Australian rugby bingo
“More destabilisation will just make matters worse, just when we’re about to break through bingo
Life is not a continuous line of perfect calls and success bingo
”Jones won just two of nine Tests in charge against Georgia and Portugal in the World Cup where they suffered losses to Fiji and Wales bingo
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England’s qualification path to Euro 2024 continues on Tuesday night when they host Italy at Wembley bingo
A win against the Azzurri will ensure Gareth Southgate’s side qualify for next year’s tournament in Germany bingo
Here, the PA news agency takes a look at some memorable encounters bingo between both sides at Wembley bingo
European Championship final – 2021The last meeting bingo between both sides under the arch came in 2021 when England’s dreams for a major trophy ended after being beaten in a penalty shootout bingo
Southgate’s side got off to a flying start through Luke Shaw’s early strike, but Leonardo Bonucci levelled for Italy as the match went into extra time before ending with spot-kicks bingo
Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford saved penalties from Andrea Belotti and Jorginho, but Marcus Rashford hit a post before Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were denied by Gianluigi Donnarumma as Italy earned a 3-2 shootout victory and lifted the European Championship bingo
World Cup qualifiers – 1997Aiming to qualify for their first World Cup since Italia 1990, England were drawn in a group alongside Italy as they aimed to secure a spot in the 1998 edition in France bingo
Cesare Maldini oversaw the Italian side playing at Wembley in 1997 and Gianfranco Zola’s 19th-minute strike was enough for the visitors to pick up three points bingo
England eventually went on to win the qualifying group with an historic draw against the Azzurri in Rome later in the year bingo
World Cup qualifying disappointment – 1977Similarly to the 1998 tournament, England’s qualification for the 1978 World Cup saw them drawn in a group with Italy bingo
After losing their first fixture 2-0 in Rome, England welcomed the Azzurri to Wembley 12 months later in November 1977 bingo
Playing under manager Ron Greenwood, Kevin Keegan opened the scoring for the hosts before Trevor Brooking doubled the lead to seal a 2-0 victory bingo
Despite their win, England did not qualify for the 1978 tournament in Argentina as Italy earned a 3-0 win against Luxembourg to top the qualifying group on goal difference bingo
Bobby Moore’s final outing – 1973England’s World Cup-winning captain made his final international appearance against Italy in 1973 bingo
It rounded off a stellar England career for Moore, who led his side to World Cup glory in 1966 and captained the team on 90 occasions bingo
However, his 108th and final England cap ended in defeat in the friendly clash against the Azzurri, who won 1-0 thanks to a goal from Fabio Capello – a future England manager bingo between 2007 and 2012 bingo
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