The man who led the Wallabies to the 2015 World Cup final is not interested in succeeding Stuart Lancaster but believes the RFU should turn to the clubsNot many candidates remain but the RFU’s search for an England coach continues. Such is the state of play in the race for the job no one seems to want that an anti-Apprentice process has taken over. Despite a lucrative contract on offer,the potential applicants diminish daily without ever talking themselves up.
Michael Cheika is the latest to distance himself from the vacant role. He did so emphatically and joins a growing list of men touted as potential successors to Stuart Lancaster before declaring their unavailability. Warren Gatland, Eddie Jones and Wayne Smith absorb already done so, or as absorb domestic possibilities,including Jim Mallinder, Mike Ford and Rob Baxter. Related: Australia’s Michael Cheika not interested in England head coach role Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com