Eddie Jones on the Art of Coaching

Panel Session on the art of coaching presented by Eddie Jones and Guillem Balague at the Soccerex Global Convention 2017.
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[@really8930]

Eddie said that no one had ever coached the perfect game. He would want to coach the perfect game. Imagine, he said, being in control from the first minute to the 80th minute. He must have come mightily close to coaching the perfect game in that historic semi final win against the All Blacks. England dominated that game from the first to the 80th minute against the best in the World. A line-out overthrow apart, their dominance was absolute in every phase of the game: line-outs, scrums, mauls, rucks, turnovers, collisions, ripped balls, tackling etc. I have never an England side play better. I have never seen an All Blacks side more dominated in any game, by anyone. They were kept in a stranglehold throughout the game, and were simply not allowed to play. Top marks to the England coaches who coached the team to such a dominant performance.

[@bipolarbear9917]

That's one of the best interviews I've ever seen. Brilliant questions from Guillem Balague, and insightful answers from Master coach Eddie Jones. There's definitely something to learn here, and clues into how he manages to get the best from his team. I'm going to try to find and read his book suggestion about sports psychology: Heads-Up Baseball 2.0 - Dr Ken Ravizza, and Dr. Tom Hanson. Fascinating stuff! Good luck England in the RWCF 2019! 'May the Force be with You!'

[@flatoutt1]

i just love this man's irrepressible joy ,confidence and humour and humility {the ability to see what's real and not bullshit himself}. It's absolutely contagious. what a brilliant educator.bit similar charisma to bob hawke. eddie just thrives on the conflict and the contest on and off the field

[@Rorza75]

Sensational insight into Eddie Jones, the progression of rugby and coaching. Thank you

[@tigerspuds]

Progression? lol

[@geraldinehill711]

This man has taken us to the world cup final this Saturday and because of him we will win it 21-7

[@iluvmusicqwe]

Why can’t rugby journalist’s ask deep meaning questions like this instead of the rubbish they go on about. Brilliant interview.

[@laurencewalters50]

Would Eddie Jone call England’s performance v NZ in the 19 World Cup perfect?

[@richardhunt4914]

Good coaching

[@marlecmarine5393]

Top bloke and super coach with a great sense of humour, If England win RWC on Saturday I think it will soon be Sir Eddie Jones...….:-)

[@nicholaslow2420]

This guy is going to take a failed 2015 team too a World Cup winning team unreal coach

[@TheLewisLegend]

LOL yeah about that

[@Zinkx.]

@@TheLewisLegend well close enough you can only expect so much from a bunch of pomes cmaaan xD

[@stevehughes1510]

It's past the '19 World Cup now and this bloke didn't take England anywhere other than runner-up..........and since that loss in the final England hasn't impressed with the loss to France..............so what's next...........I think France will win the six nations this year............they've got a good coach as a start point......this one's a blow hard unfortunately.

[@Zinkx.]

wasnt pretty but they did it! "this bloke didn't take England anywhere other than runner-up" you fucked in the head from not making it past groups to being in the grand final of the rugby world cup is a daym well high achievement just get get stumped by a red hot south african monster of a team. They fucked the all blacks in the semi ffs what more can you ask from a coach???????

[@stevehughes1510]

@@Zinkx. You miss the point Axis. England have a blow hard aussie coach. For all his pontificating 'his' team comes up short. It would be better for the Brits to have a british coach and not an antipodian mercenary don't you think.

[@Zinkx.]

@@stevehughes1510 you're right you dont deserve him

[@stevehughes1510]

@@Zinkx. Hopefully he'll NEVER come down our way......if only for a loss...........lol