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Re-built the team by finishing 12th and 13th the 2 years after Eddie left? Some rebuild...

On a positive note, it looks like Eddie performed a minor miracle keeping England competitive last year

The Emperor my have no clothes when it comes to ol’ DC

Disagree, I think it's good to see a bit of aggression, especially from a loose head prop, they are meant to be the one disrupting the other scrum We have enough players that seem to be perfectly happy losing, nice to see some passion in him

We have been playing for 3 years without one so the players should be used to it

Yes, of course we do. People on here keep talking down Aussie coaches yet they seem to keep getting jobs around the world. Both finalists for the Tigers job were Australians

It’s a bit of a cop out. Seibold got back to NRL head coaching directly from being a union defence coach under Jones. Washing Ricky’s boots can’t be a more credible way back to the top

No, he is the head coach of the Kiwis

Get someone full time to run attack, Larkham needs more time to grow this Brumbies team

Andy Robinson & Stuart Lancaster would love a chat

Yeah England looked great

To be fair, all the Aussie super rugby titles have come from Australian coaches, and Coleman needed to come in to the Tahs setup to fix the mess Gibson and Penny created

You make an extraordinary amount of assumptions based on absolutely nothing But sure, a few more group hugs are all that is needed to get the Bledisloe back

Totally disagree. There were far less collapsed scrums back when front rows engaged themselves. Refs calling them in has caused nothing but issues

He appointed your hero Borthwick though

We need to stop being so worried about “Nz teams” or “aus teams” if you want super rugby to be relevant. They are all club teams playing for the same trophy

It’s not your country though, it’s a club

It’s a club competition, not and international one so why does it matter where the clubs are based? It’s like saying anyone not in New York can’t watch the Yankees, or anyone not in Manchester can’t watch Man Utd it’s a weird attitude and continues to hold super rugby back

So it nothing to do with Cooper playing hero ball too much and making mistakes or being a traffic cone on defense?

This is a bit harsh. He talked quite a bit about improving the pathways to ensure the NRL doesn't swoop in offering $$ straight out of school Also the next TV contact is important for the health of the game, and a better deal is likely with better players and more competitive teams