Jones licenziato!!

billingham · Messaggio da **billingham** » 2 dic 2005, 9:38

dite che con uno stage in EMI su curriculum mi assumono?

hey, tra gli interessi nel mio curriculum c'è anche
 "Rugby (giocatore e spettatore)"

ho pure il Preliminary English Test e il Trinity Oral Exam...direi che sono idoneo...

Cane_di_Pavlov · Messaggio da **Cane_di_Pavlov** » 2 dic 2005, 9:41

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 02-12-2005 alle ore 09:35, bonds wrote:
 da loro funziona che devi applicare per il posto di lavoro, cioè gli devi proprio mandare il cv!! si è già candidato McKenzie, attuale allenatore dei Waratahs
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 Flowers says a panel will be assembled immediately to begin the process to appoint a new Head Coach. The Panel will consist of Dr Peter Davis (ARU General Manager of High Performance), former Wallaby coach Rod Macqueen and another experienced high performance Rugby identity yet to be determined..
 
 The panel will seek input from past and present players and is expected to make a recommendation to the ARU Board in February.

bobo67 · Messaggio da **bobo67** » 2 dic 2005, 9:45

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 02-12-2005 alle ore 09:41, Cane_di_Pavlov wrote:
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 02-12-2005 alle ore 09:35, bonds wrote:
 da loro funziona che devi applicare per il posto di lavoro, cioè gli devi proprio mandare il cv!! si è già candidato McKenzie, attuale allenatore dei Waratahs
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 Flowers says a panel will be assembled immediately to begin the process to appoint a new Head Coach. The Panel will consist of Dr Peter Davis (ARU General Manager of High Performance), former Wallaby coach Rod Macqueen and another experienced high performance Rugby identity yet to be determined..
 
 The panel will seek input from past and present players and is expected to make a recommendation to the ARU Board in February.
 
 
 
 
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 Nuovo coach Noriega...........

bonds · Messaggio da **bonds** » 2 dic 2005, 9:46

per chi ha voglia di leggere, da bloomberg:
 
 By Dan Baynes
 Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Eddie Jones, Australia's longest-
 serving professional rugby coach, was fired after the Wallabies
 lost eight of their past nine Tests. New South Wales Waratahs
 coach Ewen McKenzie said he's keen to take the job.
 The Australian Rugby Union said it decided to appoint a new
 coach after reviewing the team's performances. The 45-year-old
 Jones, who was appointed in 2001, had been contracted to lead the
 Wallabies through the 2007 World Cup.
 ``One win in nine matches is far from satisfactory,'' ARU
 Managing Director Gary Flowers said. ``This isn't an easy
 decision, but it is in the best interests of Australian rugby.''
 Today's decision ends speculation over Jones's future that
 has swirled since the Wallabies returned from last month's tour
 to Europe with one win from four Tests. The team crashed to seven
 straight defeats this year, its worst losing streak in 36 years.
 ``I'm just really disappointed in the decision,'' Jones told
 a news conference at the ARU's Sydney headquarters. ``We haven't
 won enough games. In the end the head coach takes responsibility
 for those performances.''
 Waratahs coach McKenzie, David Nucifora of the Auckland
 Blues and former Queensland coach John Connolly are among the
 candidates to replace him, the Australian newspaper said. John
 Mitchell, who guided New Zealand's All Blacks to an 85 percent
 winning ratio, today ruled himself out of contention.
 
 National Job
 
 Former Wallabies prop McKenzie, who guided the Waratahs to
 the Super 12 final in May, said he'll apply.
 ``I'm fully committed to coaching the Waratahs next year but
 see no reason why I couldn't make the transition to the national
 job immediately afterwards, if I was the successful candidate,''
 McKenzie, 40, said in a New South Wales Rugby Union statement.
 A three-man panel including former Wallabies coach Rod
 Macqueen will oversee the appointment of a new coach. The panel
 will seek suggestions from past and present players and make a
 recommendation to the ARU's board in February.
 ``The ARU strongly believes we must give the Wallabies a
 fresh start with a new coach who will give us the best possible
 chance of future success,'' Flowers added.
 The two-time world champion Wallabies won 33 of 57 Tests
 under Jones, who replaced Macqueen in July 2001. Against fellow
 top five-ranked nations New Zealand, South Africa, France and
 England, the Wallabies won 14 of 36 matches during his tenure.
 Jones, who was told of the decision yesterday, had been
 criticized by former players including Australia's 1991 World
 Cup-winning captain Nick Farr-Jones, who said last month the team
 had become ``robots'' whose play was too predictable.
 
 Scrum Scrutiny
 
 Australia's forward play has come under particular scrutiny
 after the Wallabies pack was overpowered in losses to France and
 England. In recent weeks, former players joined local media in
 calling for the appointment of a specialist scrummaging coach.
 Writing in the Sunday Times newspaper on Nov. 13, former New
 Zealand captain Sean Fitzpatrick called the Australian scrum ``a
 disgrace.'' The Wallabies were shunted around Twickenham and
 resorted to illegal tactics to stop England's momentum.
 When Jones took over, Australia held the World Cup,
 Bledisloe Cup and Tri-Nations titles. The Wallabies were beaten
 in the 2003 World Cup final after upsetting tournament favorite
 New Zealand in the semifinals. They finished last in this year's
 Tri-Nations after losing all four games for the first time in the
 competition's 10-year history.
 U.K. bookmaker William Hill rates Australia the 7/1 fifth-
 favorite to win the 2007 World Cup behind New Zealand, France,
 South Africa and England. The Wallabies' 1999 World Cup victory
 came two years after Macqueen replaced Greg Smith as coach.
 ``It's never too late to turn things around,'' former ARU
 Chief Executive John O'Neill said in an interview today. ``The
 Australian Rugby Union has the players and will continue to
 produce talented athletes.''

TommyHowlett · Messaggio da **TommyHowlett** » 2 dic 2005, 10:05

Licenziamento scontato di Jones, visto il livello dell'Australia nel rugby. In qualsiasi sport di squadra il capro espiatorio è sempre l'allenatore. Solo da noi (fino all'anno scorso) un 1 su 8 era considerato un buon risultato (magari in vista di una prossima vittoria nel 6N).

user234483 · Messaggio da **user234483** » 2 dic 2005, 10:11

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 Licenziamento scontato di Jones, visto il livello dell'Australia nel rugby. In qualsiasi sport di squadra il capro espiatorio è sempre l'allenatore. Solo da noi (fino all'anno scorso) un 1 su 8 era considerato un buon risultato (magari in vista di una prossima vittoria nel 6N).
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 Beh...dipende contro chi giochi, altrimenti anche il coach scozzese dovrebbe essere lincenziato ogni 20 mesi.
 
 se 3 partite ogni anno le facciamo contro ing, fra, ed una dell'emisfero sud tra aus, nzl, e saf, quelle sono gia' 3 sconfitte che nessun coach potrebbe evitare...

TommyHowlett · Messaggio da **TommyHowlett** » 2 dic 2005, 11:02

Vabbè, in questi anni con i neozelandesi in panca abbiamo perso più volte con Irlanda, Galles, Scozia e Argentina (teoricamente al nostro livello), poi pure con Romania, Samoa, Canada, Fiji (teoricamente più scarsi di noi). Abbiamo realizzato un intero servizio di cucchiai di legno. Se si pensa che prima di cambiar rotta sono passati 5 anni...A Jones (tecnico vice-campione del mondo) sono bastati un 3N e un tour andati male, con una marea di giocatori infortunati. Tutta qua la differenza.

egon · Messaggio da **egon** » 2 dic 2005, 11:44

<A HREF="http://sport.libero.it/altrisport/rugby ... id=6789522" TARGET="_blank">http://sport.libero.it/altrisport/rugby ... 6789522</A>
 
 
 Australia, salta la panchina di Jones
 La federazione ha licenziato il coach dei Wallabies
 
 Sydney - La federazione rugby australiana (ARU) ha annunciato oggi il licenziamento del coach della nazionale, Eddie Jones. Il tecnico paga la pessima serie di risultati dell'ultima annata e le tre sconfitte (sui quattro incontri giocati) nel recente tour europeo. Jones era capo-allenatore dei Wallabies dal 2001. Ewen McKenzie, David Nucifora e John Connolly sono i tre candidati per la panchina dell'Australia. ''E' stata una decisione molto difficile, ma la federazione e' fortemente convinta che i Wallabies abbiano bisogno d'aria fresca e di un nuovo allenatore con il quale ripartire verso nuovi successi'', ha detto Gary Flowers, presidente dell'ARU. Jones aveva un contratto fino alla coppa del mondo del 2007 e sembra abbia ricevuto una buonuscita per il prematuro licenziamento.
 
 A questo punto sembra assai probabile un suo insediamento sulla panchina del Giappone. ''Non sono d'accordo con questa decisione, ma l'accetto'', ha detto Jones. ''E' molto difficile descrivere la mia delusione. Mi sarebbe piaciuto provare a vincere la coppa del mondo del 2007''. Jones lascia con un record di 33 vittorie, 23 sconfitte ed un pareggio. ''I frutti del lavoro che avevamo cominciati si sarebbero visti giusto fra un paio di anni'', ha concluso Jones.
 
 
 (Spr/Adnkronos)
 
 
 
 
 Giuliana

pier12345 · Messaggio da **pier12345** » 2 dic 2005, 12:22

SI DA UN RECORD DI 1 VITTORIA E 8 SCONFITTI..si il unico vittoria ..fa poco settimana era contra irlanda..
 
 pero anche nei tabellini dei sconfitti nei Test matches sono uno per irlanda..cosi stiamo pari....
 
 e quando perdiamo..non perdiamo mangiando 11 mete!!
 
 poi..vedo che gli Aussies nenache hanno considerato la partita contra gli Azzurri degno del titolo TEST MATCH

cmq..la mischia e la continui BLUFF non funzionava piu con gli arbitiri. La sua sistema NON funzionava.

halfsaw · Messaggio da **halfsaw** » 2 dic 2005, 12:45

Penso che Jones non sia un capro espiatorio, ma che non ci fosse più un buon rapporto con i giocatori (o almeno parte di loro). La mischia Aussie era inguardabile e hanno dei grossi problemi all'apertura: Credo che le frasi di Jones siano scontate panzane per i giornalisti

halfsaw · Messaggio da **halfsaw** » 2 dic 2005, 12:47

2^ parte
 come fai a pensare che i frutti del tuo lavoro si vedranno tra 2 anni, con le età attuali dei giocatori?

billingham · Messaggio da **billingham** » 2 dic 2005, 13:20

I test di Jones come head-coach dell'Australia:
 
 2005:
 TRI NATIONS
 3/09/2005 New Zealand 34-24 Australia
 20/08/2005 Australia 19-22 South Africa
 13/08/2005 Australia 13-30 New Zealand
 6/08/2005 South Africa 22-16 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 26/11/2005 Wales 24-22 Australia
 19/11/2005 Ireland 14-30 Australia
 12/11/2005 England 26-16 Australia
 23/07/2005 South Africa 33-20 Australia
 9/07/2005 Australia 30-12 South Africa
 2/07/2005 Australia 37-21 France
 25/06/2005 Australia 69-21 Italy
 11/06/2005 Australia 74-7 Samoa
 
 2004:
 TRI NATIONS
 21/08/2004 South Africa 23-19 Australia
 7/08/2004 Australia 23-18 New Zealand
 31/07/2004 Australia 30-26 South Africa
 17/07/2004 New Zealand 16-7 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 27/11/2004 England 19-21 Australia
 20/11/2004 Scotland 17-31 Australia
 13/11/2004 France 27-14 Australia
 6/11/2004 Scotland 14-31 Australia
 26/06/2004 Australia 51-15 England
 19/06/2004 Australia 34-13 Scotland
 13/06/2004 Australia 35-15 Scotland
 
 2003:
 RWC
 22/11/2003 Australia 17-20 England
 15/11/2003 Australia 22-10 New Zealand
 8/11/2003 Australia 33-16 Scotland
 1/11/2003 Australia 17-16 Ireland
 25/10/2003 Australia 142-0 Namibia
 18/10/2003 Australia 90-8 Romania
 10/10/2003 Australia 24-8 Argentina
 
 TRI NATIONS
 16/08/2003 New Zealand 21-17 Australia
 2/08/2003 Australia 29-9 South Africa
 26/07/2003 Australia 21-50 New Zealand
 12/07/2003 South Africa 26-22 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 21/06/2003 Australia 14-25 England
 14/06/2003 Australia 30-10 Wales
 7/06/2003 Australia 45-16 Ireland
 
 2002:
 FRIENDLY
 23/11/2002 Italy 3-34 Australia
 16/11/2002 England 32-31 Australia
 9/11/2002 Ireland 18-9 Australia
 2/11/2002 Argentina 6-17 Australia
 17/08/2002 South Africa 33-31 Australia
 3/08/2002 Australia 16-14 New Zealand
 27/07/2002 Australia 38-27 South Africa
 13/07/2002 New Zealand 12-6 Australia
 29/06/2002 Australia 31-25 France
 22/06/2002 Australia 29-17 France
 
 2001:
 FRIENDLY
 25/11/2001 Wales 13-21 Australia
 17/11/2001 France 14-13 Australia
 10/11/2001 England 21-15 Australia
 1/11/2001 Spain 10-92 Australia
 1/09/2001 Australia 29-26 New Zealand
 18/08/2001 Australia 14-14 South Africa
 11/08/2001 New Zealand 15-23 Australia
 28/07/2001 South Africa 20-15 Australia
 
 2000:
 FRIENDLY
 18/11/2000 England 22-19 Australia
 11/11/2000 Scotland 9-30 Australia
 4/11/2000 France 13-18 Australia
 26/08/2000 South Africa 18-19 Australia
 5/08/2000 New Zealand 23-24 Australia
 29/07/2000 Australia 26-6 South Africa
 15/07/2000 Australia 35-39 New Zealand
 8/07/2000 Australia 44-23 South Africa
 24/06/2000 Australia 32-25 Argentina
 17/06/2000 Australia 53-6 Argentina
 
 1999:
 RWC
 6/11/1999 Australia 35-12 France
 30/10/1999 Australia 27-21 South Africa
 23/10/1999 Wales 9-24 Australia
 14/10/1999 Australia 55-19 United States
 10/10/1999 Ireland 3-23 Australia
 3/10/1999 Australia 57-9 Romania
 
 FRIENDLY
 28/08/1999 Australia 28-7 New Zealand
 14/08/1999 South Africa 10-9 Australia
 24/07/1999 New Zealand 34-15 Australia
 17/07/1999 Australia 32-6 South Africa
 26/06/1999 Australia 22-15 England
 19/06/1999 Australia 32-26 Ireland
 12/06/1999 Australia 46-10 Ireland
 
 1998:
 FRIENDLY
 28/11/1998 England 11-12 Australia
 21/11/1998 France 21-32 Australia
 26/09/1998 Australia 25-13 Samoa
 22/09/1998 Australia 74-0 Tonga
 18/09/1998 Australia 66-20 Fiji
 29/08/1998 Australia 19-14 New Zealand
 22/08/1998 South Africa 29-15 Australia
 1/08/1998 New Zealand 23-27 Australia
 18/07/1998 Australia 13-14 South Africa
 11/07/1998 Australia 24-16 New Zealand
 20/06/1998 Australia 33-11 Scotland
 13/06/1998 Australia 45-3 Scotland
 6/06/1998 Australia 76-0 England
 
 
 1997:
 FRIENDLY
 22/11/1997 Scotland 8-37 Australia
 15/11/1997 England 15-15 Australia
 8/11/1997 Argentina 18-16 Australia
 1/11/1997 Argentina 15-23 Australia
 23/08/1997 South Africa 61-22 Australia

JerryCollins · Messaggio da **JerryCollins** » 2 dic 2005, 14:50

caspita. interessanti sti dati sui testi. non sapevo di certe susse dell'australia ai danni dell'england. con jones se ne va anche gregan?

cirus · Messaggio da **cirus** » 2 dic 2005, 19:15

<TABLE BORDER=0 ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=85%><TR><TD>Quote:<HR></TD></TR><TR><TD><BLOCKQUOTE>
 02-12-2005 alle ore 13:20, billingham wrote:
 I test di Jones come head-coach dell'Australia:
 
 2005:
 TRI NATIONS
 3/09/2005 New Zealand 34-24 Australia
 20/08/2005 Australia 19-22 South Africa
 13/08/2005 Australia 13-30 New Zealand
 6/08/2005 South Africa 22-16 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 26/11/2005 Wales 24-22 Australia
 19/11/2005 Ireland 14-30 Australia
 12/11/2005 England 26-16 Australia
 23/07/2005 South Africa 33-20 Australia
 9/07/2005 Australia 30-12 South Africa
 2/07/2005 Australia 37-21 France
 25/06/2005 Australia 69-21 Italy
 11/06/2005 Australia 74-7 Samoa
 
 2004:
 TRI NATIONS
 21/08/2004 South Africa 23-19 Australia
 7/08/2004 Australia 23-18 New Zealand
 31/07/2004 Australia 30-26 South Africa
 17/07/2004 New Zealand 16-7 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 27/11/2004 England 19-21 Australia
 20/11/2004 Scotland 17-31 Australia
 13/11/2004 France 27-14 Australia
 6/11/2004 Scotland 14-31 Australia
 26/06/2004 Australia 51-15 England
 19/06/2004 Australia 34-13 Scotland
 13/06/2004 Australia 35-15 Scotland
 
 2003:
 RWC
 22/11/2003 Australia 17-20 England
 15/11/2003 Australia 22-10 New Zealand
 8/11/2003 Australia 33-16 Scotland
 1/11/2003 Australia 17-16 Ireland
 25/10/2003 Australia 142-0 Namibia
 18/10/2003 Australia 90-8 Romania
 10/10/2003 Australia 24-8 Argentina
 
 TRI NATIONS
 16/08/2003 New Zealand 21-17 Australia
 2/08/2003 Australia 29-9 South Africa
 26/07/2003 Australia 21-50 New Zealand
 12/07/2003 South Africa 26-22 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 21/06/2003 Australia 14-25 England
 14/06/2003 Australia 30-10 Wales
 7/06/2003 Australia 45-16 Ireland
 
 2002:
 FRIENDLY
 23/11/2002 Italy 3-34 Australia
 16/11/2002 England 32-31 Australia
 9/11/2002 Ireland 18-9 Australia
 2/11/2002 Argentina 6-17 Australia
 17/08/2002 South Africa 33-31 Australia
 3/08/2002 Australia 16-14 New Zealand
 27/07/2002 Australia 38-27 South Africa
 13/07/2002 New Zealand 12-6 Australia
 29/06/2002 Australia 31-25 France
 22/06/2002 Australia 29-17 France
 
 2001:
 FRIENDLY
 25/11/2001 Wales 13-21 Australia
 17/11/2001 France 14-13 Australia
 10/11/2001 England 21-15 Australia
 1/11/2001 Spain 10-92 Australia
 1/09/2001 Australia 29-26 New Zealand
 18/08/2001 Australia 14-14 South Africa
 11/08/2001 New Zealand 15-23 Australia
 28/07/2001 South Africa 20-15 Australia
 
 2000:
 FRIENDLY
 18/11/2000 England 22-19 Australia
 11/11/2000 Scotland 9-30 Australia
 4/11/2000 France 13-18 Australia
 26/08/2000 South Africa 18-19 Australia
 5/08/2000 New Zealand 23-24 Australia
 29/07/2000 Australia 26-6 South Africa
 15/07/2000 Australia 35-39 New Zealand
 8/07/2000 Australia 44-23 South Africa
 24/06/2000 Australia 32-25 Argentina
 17/06/2000 Australia 53-6 Argentina
 
 1999:
 RWC
 6/11/1999 Australia 35-12 France
 30/10/1999 Australia 27-21 South Africa
 23/10/1999 Wales 9-24 Australia
 14/10/1999 Australia 55-19 United States
 10/10/1999 Ireland 3-23 Australia
 3/10/1999 Australia 57-9 Romania
 
 FRIENDLY
 28/08/1999 Australia 28-7 New Zealand
 14/08/1999 South Africa 10-9 Australia
 24/07/1999 New Zealand 34-15 Australia
 17/07/1999 Australia 32-6 South Africa
 26/06/1999 Australia 22-15 England
 19/06/1999 Australia 32-26 Ireland
 12/06/1999 Australia 46-10 Ireland
 
 1998:
 FRIENDLY
 28/11/1998 England 11-12 Australia
 21/11/1998 France 21-32 Australia
 26/09/1998 Australia 25-13 Samoa
 22/09/1998 Australia 74-0 Tonga
 18/09/1998 Australia 66-20 Fiji
 29/08/1998 Australia 19-14 New Zealand
 22/08/1998 South Africa 29-15 Australia
 1/08/1998 New Zealand 23-27 Australia
 18/07/1998 Australia 13-14 South Africa
 11/07/1998 Australia 24-16 New Zealand
 20/06/1998 Australia 33-11 Scotland
 13/06/1998 Australia 45-3 Scotland
 6/06/1998 Australia 76-0 England
 
 
 1997:
 FRIENDLY
 22/11/1997 Scotland 8-37 Australia
 15/11/1997 England 15-15 Australia
 8/11/1997 Argentina 18-16 Australia
 1/11/1997 Argentina 15-23 Australia
 23/08/1997 South Africa 61-22 Australia
 
 
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 Non ci sono un pò troppe partite?

billingham · Messaggio da **billingham** » 3 dic 2005, 1:16

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 02-12-2005 alle ore 19:15, cirus wrote:
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 02-12-2005 alle ore 13:20, billingham wrote:
 I test di Jones come head-coach dell'Australia:
 
 2005:
 TRI NATIONS
 3/09/2005 New Zealand 34-24 Australia
 20/08/2005 Australia 19-22 South Africa
 13/08/2005 Australia 13-30 New Zealand
 6/08/2005 South Africa 22-16 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 26/11/2005 Wales 24-22 Australia
 19/11/2005 Ireland 14-30 Australia
 12/11/2005 England 26-16 Australia
 23/07/2005 South Africa 33-20 Australia
 9/07/2005 Australia 30-12 South Africa
 2/07/2005 Australia 37-21 France
 25/06/2005 Australia 69-21 Italy
 11/06/2005 Australia 74-7 Samoa
 
 2004:
 TRI NATIONS
 21/08/2004 South Africa 23-19 Australia
 7/08/2004 Australia 23-18 New Zealand
 31/07/2004 Australia 30-26 South Africa
 17/07/2004 New Zealand 16-7 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 27/11/2004 England 19-21 Australia
 20/11/2004 Scotland 17-31 Australia
 13/11/2004 France 27-14 Australia
 6/11/2004 Scotland 14-31 Australia
 26/06/2004 Australia 51-15 England
 19/06/2004 Australia 34-13 Scotland
 13/06/2004 Australia 35-15 Scotland
 
 2003:
 RWC
 22/11/2003 Australia 17-20 England
 15/11/2003 Australia 22-10 New Zealand
 8/11/2003 Australia 33-16 Scotland
 1/11/2003 Australia 17-16 Ireland
 25/10/2003 Australia 142-0 Namibia
 18/10/2003 Australia 90-8 Romania
 10/10/2003 Australia 24-8 Argentina
 
 TRI NATIONS
 16/08/2003 New Zealand 21-17 Australia
 2/08/2003 Australia 29-9 South Africa
 26/07/2003 Australia 21-50 New Zealand
 12/07/2003 South Africa 26-22 Australia
 
 TOUR TEST
 21/06/2003 Australia 14-25 England
 14/06/2003 Australia 30-10 Wales
 7/06/2003 Australia 45-16 Ireland
 
 2002:
 FRIENDLY
 23/11/2002 Italy 3-34 Australia
 16/11/2002 England 32-31 Australia
 9/11/2002 Ireland 18-9 Australia
 2/11/2002 Argentina 6-17 Australia
 17/08/2002 South Africa 33-31 Australia
 3/08/2002 Australia 16-14 New Zealand
 27/07/2002 Australia 38-27 South Africa
 13/07/2002 New Zealand 12-6 Australia
 29/06/2002 Australia 31-25 France
 22/06/2002 Australia 29-17 France
 
 2001:
 FRIENDLY
 25/11/2001 Wales 13-21 Australia
 17/11/2001 France 14-13 Australia
 10/11/2001 England 21-15 Australia
 1/11/2001 Spain 10-92 Australia
 1/09/2001 Australia 29-26 New Zealand
 18/08/2001 Australia 14-14 South Africa
 11/08/2001 New Zealand 15-23 Australia
 28/07/2001 South Africa 20-15 Australia
 
 2000:
 FRIENDLY
 18/11/2000 England 22-19 Australia
 11/11/2000 Scotland 9-30 Australia
 4/11/2000 France 13-18 Australia
 26/08/2000 South Africa 18-19 Australia
 5/08/2000 New Zealand 23-24 Australia
 29/07/2000 Australia 26-6 South Africa
 15/07/2000 Australia 35-39 New Zealand
 8/07/2000 Australia 44-23 South Africa
 24/06/2000 Australia 32-25 Argentina
 17/06/2000 Australia 53-6 Argentina
 
 1999:
 RWC
 6/11/1999 Australia 35-12 France
 30/10/1999 Australia 27-21 South Africa
 23/10/1999 Wales 9-24 Australia
 14/10/1999 Australia 55-19 United States
 10/10/1999 Ireland 3-23 Australia
 3/10/1999 Australia 57-9 Romania
 
 FRIENDLY
 28/08/1999 Australia 28-7 New Zealand
 14/08/1999 South Africa 10-9 Australia
 24/07/1999 New Zealand 34-15 Australia
 17/07/1999 Australia 32-6 South Africa
 26/06/1999 Australia 22-15 England
 19/06/1999 Australia 32-26 Ireland
 12/06/1999 Australia 46-10 Ireland
 
 1998:
 FRIENDLY
 28/11/1998 England 11-12 Australia
 21/11/1998 France 21-32 Australia
 26/09/1998 Australia 25-13 Samoa
 22/09/1998 Australia 74-0 Tonga
 18/09/1998 Australia 66-20 Fiji
 29/08/1998 Australia 19-14 New Zealand
 22/08/1998 South Africa 29-15 Australia
 1/08/1998 New Zealand 23-27 Australia
 18/07/1998 Australia 13-14 South Africa
 11/07/1998 Australia 24-16 New Zealand
 20/06/1998 Australia 33-11 Scotland
 13/06/1998 Australia 45-3 Scotland
 6/06/1998 Australia 76-0 England
 
 
 1997:
 FRIENDLY
 22/11/1997 Scotland 8-37 Australia
 15/11/1997 England 15-15 Australia
 8/11/1997 Argentina 18-16 Australia
 1/11/1997 Argentina 15-23 Australia
 23/08/1997 South Africa 61-22 Australia
 
 
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 a me risulta che eddie jones abbia preso in carico l'australia con Sudafrica - Australia 61-22. Tutte quelle partite le ho prese dall'archivio IRB...forse c'è qualche intrusa u21 o u19, ma non mi pare...