My Life and Rugby: The Autobiography

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One of the most successful sports coaches of all time, Eddie Jones is a leader that thrives in high-performance and high-pressure environments. Having coached three different nations to Rugby World Cup finals, and achieving a winning record of nearly eighty per cent with the England team, it's clear Eddie knows a thing or two about leading from the front – thanks to almost 30 years of rugby coaching experience. His new book, Leadership, shares his secrets to success as a leader. Jones said the big challenge he faced before the final was dealing with the praise that came his players’ way after the New Zealand victory. Sir Bobby Charlton's cause of death is revealed after World Cup winning football legend died aged 86 Is he conscious of time slipping away? “Well, I had dinner with some Goldman Sachs people the other night and there were chairmen of some massive companies in Japan. They were all in their 70s. They’re so sharp talking about everything from politics to Covid in China to the economy in Japan to sport. There is no reason why, if you look after yourself, you should not do well in any endeavour at that age. So there’s no reason why coaching for me shouldn’t be at least another World Cup cycle.” Sir Bobby Charlton remembered with moving tributes and minute of applause at Old Trafford ahead of the Manchester derby

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Likewise, until recently the British media has loved having him to toss them tasty titbits to fill their columns. He has been colourful, amusing, controversial and, for a while at least, successful. Aaron Ramsdale admits he fears for his place in the England squad ahead of next summer's Euros after losing his No 1 spot at Arsenal John Fury steals the show at son Tyson's press conference with Francis Ngannou ahead of 'Battle of the Baddest' as he calls out MIKE TYSON in RiyadhKaoru Mitoma delights Roberto De Zerbi by signing a new four-year deal with Brighton to 'become one of their highest earners' as they look to stave off interest

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Birmingham boss Wayne Rooney will face Leicester's Jamie Vardy live on TV just 16 months after becoming embroiled in their wives' 'Wagatha Christie' case England stalwart Courtney Lawes calls time on incredible Test rugby career to spend more time with his young family... after 105 caps and four World Cups Tottenham fans pictured waving Israel flags during their clash against Fulham despite Premier League ban amid Palestine conflict Jon Jones is OUT of UFC 295 showdown against Stipe Miocic with horrific injury', as British star Tom Aspinall steps in to faceSergei Pavlovich With just five wins and a draw from 12 Tests in 2022 – England's worst season since 2008 - it was no surprise that England rugby CEO Bill Sweeney expressed being 'really disappointed' by the team's performance.

Yet both teams came good at the right time, just like Eddie said they would. In 2003 reporters described Jones as having given the Wallabies a 'Melbourne Cup preparation'. Man United's players have a CHAIR thrown at them while celebrating Diogo Dalot's strike from outside the box as Erik ten Hag's side defeat Sheffield United Footballers are BANNED from using pro-Palestinian phrase 'from the river to the sea' by the FA, who will... Chelsea organise free coach travel for their fans heading to Wolves for controversial first Christmas Eve Premier League fixture since 1995

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Eddie's top three inspirations for his leadership style:

Zinchenko is Arsenal's biggest JOKER while Elneny is the LEAST likely to fork out for dinner as Gunners stars reveal all about their team-mates Jamie Carragher lauds 22-year-old Chelsea star for stepping up to show 'captain-like authority' against his team-mate and 'seasoned professional Sterling' Eternally thoughtful about his craft and sport . . . fascinating . . . Jones is brutally frank about himself and the people and players in his life. His gifts of leadership and organisation are clearly remarkable The men’s Rugby World Cup begins in September and Jones believes “six teams can win it. Australia have beaten South Africa, drawn with New Zealand and lost [away] to France by one point. So they’re one of the six with England. New Zealand and South Africa are ranked third and fourth. Ireland and France are the popular teams [ranked 1 and 2]. They might be slightly ahead but in nine months they mightn’t be and that’s all that counts. At most other World Cups New Zealand have been way ahead with a group of teams fighting to play them. Generally, it’s South Africa, who have won the World Cup three times. That’s changed now.”