Jones turns to geese to inspire Japan
Summary
Eddie Jones, coach of Japan’s rugby team, uses videos of geese flying in formation to teach teamwork and support play. Japan lost their first match against Australia but will make changes and try to improve in the upcoming game.Key Facts
- Eddie Jones coaches Japan’s rugby team and was formerly England’s coach.
- Japan lost 35-32 to Australia in their recent match in Osaka.
- Five players were changed for the second test match in Townsville, Australia.
- Jones uses geese flying in formation as an example to explain how players should support the ball-carrier.
- The ball-carrier leads, and the support players must follow closely, like geese flying in formation.
- Australia won despite an early red card to one of their players, Miles Amatosero.
- Australia's head coach is Les Kiss, who replaced Joe Schmidt earlier this year.
- Jones said Japan is disappointed with the loss and wants to perform better in the next game.
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