Pressure mounts on England’s Eddie Jones to rediscover his touch | Robert Kitson
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In the wake of the first Test defeat in South Africa, questions arise over the coach’s selectorial touch and autocratic styleLosing the odd game of rugby is an occupational hazard but, as Eddie Jones knows all too well, it can become a habit. Thirteen years ago Jones led Australia to eight defeats in nine games, including two in eight days at altitude against the Springboks, and duly lost his job. England’s barren stretch has yet to reach Kalahari desert proportions but their recent stats still make uncomfortable reading.Including the Barbarians game last month – not a Test but still a fixture…





