Japan coach Eddie Jones feels team on verge of ending drought against Australia
With Australia resting some of its big guns and making a raft of changes, Jones believes the time could be right to finally snap the drought.
Eddie Jones, the coach of Japan's rugby team, is using geese as inspiration before their upcoming match against Australia. Jones believes the head goose represents the ball-carrier in rugby, with the rest of the team following suit. In a video session, Jones explained that the support players must adapt to the ball-carrier's movements.
This unique approach comes after Japan's disappointing 35-32 loss to Australia in their first match. Jones is determined to improve the team's performance and is ready for the rematch in Townsville.
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