EDDIE JONES PUT a brave face on another “terrible” Wallabies defeat Saturday, insisting he saw enough from his team to believe they could haul themselves out of their slump.
He put them under orders to make a fast start and they were impressive in the opening 20 minutes, but their heads went down when the All Blacks hit their stride at a packed Melbourne Cricket Ground. Despite the third straight loss of his reign and with the clock ticking to the September-October World Cup, Jones said he wasn’t completely disheartened.
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