“That’s not a question I need to answer,” he said. Jones also dismissed questions on whether he was still the right head coach to lead England into the next World Cup. This French team have been together since when? And this is the first thing they’ve won, so it’s a great example. You don’t build a good team in three months, you don’t build a good team in six months. The fans are unhappy, everyone’s unhappy, so I take responsibility for the performance. What we haven’t got is just some finesse to turn opportunities into points so we can win games. “You can see every game we play we’ve played with such spirit, such cohesion. I obviously haven’t done a good enough job and I acknowledge that. “I’m disappointed for the fans, disappointed for the players. “We’re not quite good enough,” Jones said.
Sir Clive Woodward accuses Eddie Jones of botching England's Six Nations as coach says failure is 'my fault'Įddie Jones dismisses questions on whether he is still the right head coach to lead England into the next World CupĮddie Jones admitted that he had not been good enough after England’s third defeat of the Six Nations left him fighting for his job.įrance’s victory in Paris sealed a first French Grand Slam in 12 years, with scrum-half and captain Antoine Dupont superb on a memorable night for next year’s Rugby World Cup hosts.Īddressing England’s shortcomings and England’s third-place finish – 15 points behind winners France in the Six Nations table – Jones admitted the blame rested with him.
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