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Whoever the next coach ends up being, what are the requirements for them to be viewed as a success? Are we ok with losing most of our games if they are close, or is there an expectation of winning?

I don't know how you got all this from my comment

He was. If the next wallabies coach comes in and does worse, does that mean Eddie did a good job?

I can see Eddie losing his rag if Quade’s answer as to why he dropped the ball vs NZ was: “it’s ok coach, I prepared well” haha

A flop. No one is arguing for Eddie

You could say Eddie had England set up to win it all and you couldn’t prove it wrong

I’m unsure if this is an Eddie joke, Because as you know, he doesn’t deal in those But seriously, no, we are talking about two seperate decisions Were wales wrong to sack Pivac? He had the same win record as Rennie and won a 6 nations and a triple crown Were England wrong to sack Jones? He...

No. It was the wrong decision to hire Eddie Jones. As Wales and England proved, firing an underperforming coach a year out isn’t a problem, you just have to get the hire right

Yeah and I’m only a few decimal points away from being a billionaire

Ah yes, the master plan that no one can actually explain that involved winning 38% of your games for 3 years Someone needs to tell Rassie and Andy Farrell they are doing it all wrong by winning all those games

Ian Foster still blaming the refs I see. Shows the measure of the man

Bernie has talked about how having both roles was far too demanding

It's not good practice for anyone to publicly bag a former employee on their way out the door

And if you take away all of his losses his percentage would be 100

I was led to believe at 38% was “making positive gains” so 42% would surely be great?

Yes, but all had really top level roles to cut their teeth. I like Cron but his resume is pretty weak right now Farrell was involved with Saracens, England, The Lions & Ireland as an assistant before he got the Ireland job. Link was involved with the Wallabies and Brumbies as an assistant...

Worked alright for the Crusaders

Yeah age doesn't matter so much, but professional experience does. Rassie has been a professional coach since 2004

Some people called for his knighthood to be be removed haha he’s not coming here in general I’m weary of AB coaches that haven’t really been successful anywhere else. The talent NZ have to pick from has been so good

I agree with the sentiment, but I feel Cheika is a smarter tactician than he is given credit for