Biffo said:
I am too lazy to go and find out how many Wallabies were introduced by Macqueen, Jones and Connolly and calculate their average annual turnover. Maybe when I am very bored I will look it up.
Wallaby debuts.
Rod McQueen:
1997 - 1 debutant (Flatley) in 4 tests
1998 - 8 (Bowman, Paul, Grey, Panaho, Whitaker, Edmonds, Latham, Noriega) in 13
1999 - 7 (Spooner, Williams, Strauss, Connors, Kafer, Staniforth, Moore) in 13
2000 - 8 (Mortlock, Dyson, Cordingly, Lyons, Jacques, Walker, G Smith, Young, Waugh) in 10
2001 - 4 (Stiles, Darwin, Cannon, Harrison) in 3
28 in 43 tests = ave of 0.651 per test
Eddie Jones:
2001 - 2 (G Bond, S Kefu) debutants in 8 tests
2002 - 9 (Sailor, Sharpe, Rogers, Hardman, Vickerman, Freier, Croft, Giteau, Bartholomeauz) in 10
2003 - 6 (Turinui, Tuqiri, Heenan, Baxter, Dunning, Roe) in 14
2004 - 6 (Rathbone, Samo, Henjak, Henderson, Chishom, Hoiles) in 12
2005 - 14 (Elsom, Moore, McMeniman, Gerrard, Campbell, Mitchell, Ashley-Cooper, Kanaar, Johansson, MacKay, G Holmes, Polota-Nau, Fava, Fitter) in 13
37 in 57 tests = ave of 0.649 per test
John Connolly:
2006 - 8 (Blake, McIsaacs, Shepherd, Valentine, Palu, Shepherdson, Robinson, Sheehan) debutants in 13 tests
2007 - 5 (Huxley, Norton-Knight, Ione, Horwill, Barnes) in 12
13 in 25 tests = ave of 0.52 per test
Robbie Deans:
2008 = 12 (Hynes, Burgess, Mumm, Alexander, Cross, Turner, Tahu, Brown, Pocock, Kepu, Cooper, O'Connor) debutants in 14 tests
2009 = 3 (Kimlin, Cowan, Genia) in 9
15 in 23 tests = ave of .652 per test.