RugbyRebels

Having missed out last year, it's back. Please select the point at which you will want EJ to be sacked.

Seems pointless to sack him so close to the world cup honestly. I think england will do pretty badly this 6N but I still wouldn't sack him. Who would you get in?

Why do you keep making posts about sacking Eddie Jones?

Pretty pointless - he isn't going anywhere ahead of the RWC - though I don't fancy his chances of taking us into another 6N, despite his contract extension.

How many wins does Eddie need to get the Jamboree gig?

Sack Eddie!!!!

needs to listen to me...

twitchy wrote:...I think england will do pretty badly this 6N but I still wouldn't sack him. Who would you get in?

You must have some very high standards if you think winning in Dublin 20-32 is "doing pretty badly".



What would make you happy ?

Very happy to be wrong. Like I said though, let's keep eddie.

It does make one question the significance of performances in the European club competition. How does one put it all into context, especially if there is any merit in Jones's claim that we will improve a lot more? There have been numerous instances in the past of peaking too early so has Jones got his timing right?

Oakboy wrote:It does make one question the significance of performances in the European club competition. How does one put it all into context, especially if there is any merit in Jones's claim that we will improve a lot more? There have been numerous instances in the past of peaking too early so has Jones got his timing right?

Sarries have been going well- lots in the pack yesterday

Banquo wrote:

Oakboy wrote:It does make one question the significance of performances in the European club competition. How does one put it all into context, especially if there is any merit in Jones's claim that we will improve a lot more? There have been numerous instances in the past of peaking too early so has Jones got his timing right?

Sarries have been going well- lots in the pack yesterday

And quite a few players from Exeter, who managed somehow to avoid winning their first two games, which would've seen them through comfortably. They were hardly off the pace, just crap at closing out victories.

Puja

Puja wrote:

Banquo wrote:

Oakboy wrote:It does make one question the significance of performances in the European club competition. How does one put it all into context, especially if there is any merit in Jones's claim that we will improve a lot more? There have been numerous instances in the past of peaking too early so has Jones got his timing right?

Sarries have been going well- lots in the pack yesterday

And quite a few players from Exeter, who managed somehow to avoid winning their first two games, which would've seen them through comfortably. They were hardly off the pace, just crap at closing out victories.

Puja

aye-ish

Puja wrote:

Banquo wrote:

Oakboy wrote:It does make one question the significance of performances in the European club competition. How does one put it all into context, especially if there is any merit in Jones's claim that we will improve a lot more? There have been numerous instances in the past of peaking too early so has Jones got his timing right?

Sarries have been going well- lots in the pack yesterday

And quite a few players from Exeter, who managed somehow to avoid winning their first two games, which would've seen them through comfortably. They were hardly off the pace, just crap at closing out victories.

Puja

Three of them. And five Tigers who have been monumentally shite. That said it is not as simple as translating overall club performance against international, or player performance.

Epaminondas Pules wrote:

Puja wrote:

Banquo wrote: Sarries have been going well- lots in the pack yesterday

And quite a few players from Exeter, who managed somehow to avoid winning their first two games, which would've seen them through comfortably. They were hardly off the pace, just crap at closing out victories.

Puja

Three of them. And five Tigers who have been monumentally shite. That said it is not as simple as translating overall club performance against international, or player performance.

4- LCD, Williams, Nowell, Slade....

Banquo wrote:

Epaminondas Pules wrote:

Puja wrote:
And quite a few players from Exeter, who managed somehow to avoid winning their first two games, which would've seen them through comfortably. They were hardly off the pace, just crap at closing out victories.

Puja

Three of them. And five Tigers who have been monumentally shite. That said it is not as simple as translating overall club performance against international, or player performance.

4- LCD, Williams, Nowell, Slade....

And 4 Leicester players: Youngs, Ford, Manu, May.

Puja

And Geenge

Digby wrote:And Geenge

Well, okay, if you want to be accurate about it.

Puja

Puja wrote:

Digby wrote:And Geenge

Well, okay, if you want to be accurate about it.

Puja

....it would read Genge

Banquo wrote:

Puja wrote:

Digby wrote:And Geenge

Well, okay, if you want to be accurate about it.

Puja

....it would read Genge

I did wonder about an edit but left it alone to allow for some humour, someone may yet attempt just that

I forgive you Eugene.

Eddie out. What the fuck was that

Stom wrote:I forgive you Eugene.

Eddie out. What the fuck was that

Fuck off! Twat!

Eddie isnt going anywhere, but i think his tactical guidance and lack of use of the bench today are faults that are his alone.

fivepointer wrote:Eddie isnt going anywhere, but i think his tactical guidance and lack of use of the bench today are faults that are his alone.

Totally agree. Though there is an argument to say it was a test from EJ. Either way it failed.

Stom wrote:I forgive you Eugene.

Eddie out. What the fuck was that

Honestly, is it just that you can’t handle losing? We’re all probably a bit het up after the game, but you seem to be on a bit of a wind up at the moment. Take a break.

Timbo wrote:

Stom wrote:I forgive you Eugene.

Eddie out. What the fuck was that

Honestly, is it just that you can’t handle losing? We’re all probably a bit het up after the game, but you seem to be on a bit of a wind up at the moment. Take a break.

I'm sorry if it seems that way, but Eddie is paid good money to make decisions. It was obvious that we were struggling with the gameplan as it was. So we needed to change it. But no-one changed anything. It's his job to change thing, but we left ALL our back subs on the bench, Moon (a player who was blowing after 55 minutes) on until after 70, and didn't change a single thing about the gameplan.

This is a WC year. You need a plan B. This was the time to use it, but no...

The performance of the England team in that 2nd half was embarrassing. And the blame lies squarely on the shoulders of the coach.