Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt to quit ahead of home World Cup
Joe Schmidt will step down as Wallabies coach at the end of this year’s Rugby Championship in a blow to Australia’s hopes in the 2027 World Cup. The Kiwi confirmed on Thursday he would extend his contract beyond the British and Irish Lions tour, but won’t continue through to the showpiece tournament on home soil.
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The men in the running to lead the Wallabies to the Rugby World Cup - and why the perfect fit is unlikely to get itEveryone wanted a feel-good story and Joe Schmidt to stick around, but from his opening press conference as Wallabies coach, the New Zealander articulated why he had only signed a short-term deal ...
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