Jones said that he needs a successful November by RFU

Eddie Jones has been informed by the Rugby Football Union that the alarming collapse of England must be reversed with blooming when the southern hemisphere giants will visit Twickenham this fall.

A sequence of five Test defeats was completed Cape Town on June 23 – but the series had already been conceded to place Jones's position under surveillance.

The Australian retains the support of RFU but Managing Director Steve Brown emphasized the importance of delivering a successful series of November against Springboks, New Zealand, Japan and Japan. Australia

and the results must be delivered in style as Twickenham prepares to unveil a new East booth that has been refurbished at a cost of £ 80 million

. They are all critical. It's really important that not only England presents itself, but that they happen, "said Brown.

" Everyone in the RFU, as well as Eddie and the team of Coaches, believe it. They are still very important, never more than now.

"When you look around us, here we open a large suite of hospitality, we sell the place four times." wait for success in the fall. We intend to come out on the other side successfully.

"We showed a lot of character for the result in Cape Town, but the series was disappointing and the Six Nations too.

" Nobody has unconditional support. I do not have it, Eddie does not have it. But what Eddie has and the team of coaches, is our confidence that they are able to succeed.

Jones was forced to make two apologies this year for making unflattering comments about Wales and Ireland. he described as the "Donald Trump of rugby".

"The two sets of remarks, and these apologies, are downright unfortunate and Eddie probably regrets them more than anyone," Brown said.

"I told him about these and I do not think that they reflect his underlying feelings, they are in the moment sometimes, but that's not what we're talking about. [19659002] Everyone is clear about this now. "

Brown oversees a dismissal process. the RFU that is expected to be completed by the end of August with 62 people in a position to lose their jobs, saving up to 3 million pounds each year.

"We have not yet seen a decline in income, but the people who support us, invest in us and spend money" All businesses have been affected and we expect that the the growth we have experienced in the last five or six years will not continue, it will flatten out and maybe even decrease slightly.

"So we had to make very difficult decisions and reduce the number of people working here. "

Brown revealed that the RFU has reached the" crunch time "he is examining his options in the hope of fully professionalizing female sport this season.

– Press Association