World Cup winning All Black Israel Dagg has actually sensationally called out Rugby Australia’s “inhumane” treatment of Dave Rennie, after the former Wallabies trainer was sacked recently.
Rugby Australia’s astonishing choice to axe Rennie 8 months of this year’s World Cup in France has actually not decreased well throughout the Tasman Sea.
While the Wallabies have actually changed the New Zealand- birthed trainer with a greater than worthwhile prospect in rugby expert Eddie Jones, the choice has actually still come as a shock to several.
Former All Blacks flyhalf Stephen Donald thinks Rugby Australia “turned on” Rennie adhering to an injury-ravaged project.
But the 2011 Rugby World Cup hero isn’t alone in sharing that sight.
In truth, Rennie’s axing is still the talk of the community.
Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan just recently informed SEN 1170 that there had actually been discussions with Jones regarding an Australian homecoming over the last 14 months.
The writing was currently on the wall surface for Rennie adhering to a challenging project, yet the RFU’s choice to sack former England trainer Jones apparently secured his destiny.
Former examination fullback Israel Dagg thinks McLennan “needs to go” after Rugby Australia’s “unfair” treatment of Rennie.
“I just don’t think they have any leadership at the top if I’m going to be completely honest,” Dagg stated on SENZ Breakfast.
“I think that McLennan needs to go. He’s had some outrageous, outlandish calls over the last couple of years, last year… something that’s just mind-blowing and mind-boggling.
“I’ve heard rumours about the situation, the way that they went about the recruiting of Eddie Jones and what they did to Dave Rennie and it’s just not normal and it’s really unfair.
“I can understand that they wanted to go in a direction and they wanted to get an Australian at the helm but the way they went about it is just inhumane, I feel.”
This choice might possibly specify a generation of rugby skill Down Under.
Eddie Jones is ticket office; what the 62-year-old will definitely rejuvenate the having a hard time sporting activity in Australia.
But the Wallabies require to win; it’s an outcomes driven sector besides.
Jones took the Wallabies to a World Cup last in 2003 after hiring some of the largest names n rugby organization at the time, and also he may need to do it once again.
“Like Beaver said the other day, I’ve been harping on about this, they just don’t have the depth in Australian rugby,” he included.
“The top 22, 23, they’re solid and they can probably potentially go onto a semi-final and push on, but they won’t win it with the current depth that they’ve got.
“So they really need to dig in, find a bit more depth around Australia.
“They need to dig into the league depth because they’ve got plenty and try and encourage these players.
“If anyone can, he’s done it with Lote Tuqiri and Wendell Sailor – Eddie Jones – he’s your man, but right now they’ve got no depth and I do think that they’re lacking leadership at the top.”
