Eddie Jones reveals what persuades him to sign the New England contract to 2023 Rugby World Cup

 Eddie Jones plans to go to the beaches of the West Indies. As he filled his days with cricket has been shelved. After he admitted he had unfinished business with English rugby in their bid to win the Rugby World Cup. The RWC2023 fans can buy England Rugby World Cup tickets 2023 from our website at extensive discount prices.

The 60-year-old has signed a two-year extension to spend. It until the end of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, making him the longest-serving England head coach in history. And comes after he agreed last week to cut his salary by 25 percent from his £750,000-a-year salary. In line with the Rugby Football Union’s stance to cope with the coronavirus crisis.

Jones led England to the World Cup final in Japan last autumn. Only to suffer a harrowing defeat to South Africa and finish second. But after using the recent Six Nations Championship to prove. He was still the right man to retain the lead at Twickenham. Jones revealed he planned to offset this disappointment at Yokohama.

“After four years, I felt the project wasn’t complete,” Jones said Thursday during a video conference. “I think there’s still tons of growth within the team and within the last Iroquois League. I wanted to form sure I still had an impression on the team and made the team even better. And that I think I can.

“That’s why it’s good on behalf of me to stay going. We still have a lot of growth left. It’s still a relatively young side and I think I can still contribute to the growth of the team.

At the end of the Rugby World Cup 2023. You have to assess whether you are continuing to develop your team and whether you are effective as a coach. That’s why the Six Nations was very important to me. I wanted to make sure that if I continued. I would have an impact on the team, and I believe I can. That’s why I’ve decided to accept the RFU’s friendly offer.”

England remains with a chance to win the Six Nations. If the championship is closed, with Jones’ side battling France. And Ireland for first place, with all teams yet to play.

However, his goal goes far beyond being crowned the best team in Europe Rugby World Cup, with former Australia. And Japan Rugby world cup coach determined to make the current England side. The best team to have seen the match. For Rugby World Cup England Vs Japan tickets visit our website.

“That’s what we want to achieve,” Jones added. It’s an ambitious goal because you only play one game. And you’re the best team, but we want to be the team that everyone remembers. We’ve played good rugby for the last four years. And we can play even better rugby in the next three years and that’s the challenge ahead.”

Jones, however, moved to keep the announcement in perspective, given that it comes at a time of global crisis. The RFU is just one of a large number of companies dealing with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. With more than 40,000 deaths worldwide due to the Covid-19 outbreak. After traveling back to Japan with his wife. Jones retains his job at the RFU through videoconferencing talks until he can return to England. And wanted to keep the news of his new deal – which will not include bonuses at the end of this season – under control, given the serious nature of the problems many faces at the time.

“It goes back to the very fact that it’s just control over what you control,” he said. “Our problems are completely meaningless compared to those round the world. We’ve to stay everything in perspective.”

“When we get the chance to play. We want to play with passion, we want to play with pride. And we want to give people something to enjoy. That has to be our goal and in the meantime. We have to play our part in being good citizens and helping to support as much as possible.”

Eticketing.com is the best website for Rugby World Cup fans. The RWC fans can buy  Rugby World Cup 2023 tickets from our website at massively discounted prices.