Australia head coach Eddie Jones launched an attack on the media, saying they had dragged the nation's rugby down with
'negativity', after confirming attack coach Brad Davis had quit his staff ahead of the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Davis, who held coaching roles at English clubs Bath, Ospreys and London Irish, was named on Jones' staff in May and departs after four successive Test defeats with the Wallabies this season.
Keep doing about that because it's fantastic, we love it.'Australia, currently ranked eighth in the world, are winless in their last four matches, suffering back-to-back defeats against New Zealand following losses to Argentina and South Africa. Jones, however, said he was 'more confident' than ever about Australia's prospects after a training camp in the tropical north of the country.'I think we've got the right squad now,' he said.
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