Cheika v Jones 'worth the ticket alone': Robinson

To say nothing of a meeting of two old Randwick players.

"Michael Cheika vs. Eddie Jones, it will be worthwhile alone for those two," Robinson said. "And it's two teams with great potential who have not been firing, and England's last game until February If they can beat South Africa or New Zealand and Japan, then it will give them an advantage heading into the Australia match.

"They will really want to get better, and they will have a huge game."

To the say is honeymoon is over for Jones and England is an understatement. The good will be generated by a record-equalling 18-game unbeaten run in 2016 and 2017, not to mention the 22 wins from 23 games that led to its contract.

England have lost five of their last six Tests, including losses to Scotland, France, Ireland and South Africa. Victory in Cape Town in June elicited only lukewarm words of support from Jones' employees at the RFU.

"We've been in better places before," Robinson said. "We have not been playing our best and the Six Nations is a nightmare." It is a mbadive year with the World Cup coming soon and we've got a mbadive four games ahead year, against the toughest opposition, this will be a real test to see where they are. "

Robinson was in Sydney this week as a Land Rover Ambbadador, coaching opposite training Wallaby Rob Horne for a wheelchair rugby exhibition match at the Invictus Games. Horne coached a team of trained Wallabies including Adam Freier, Phil Waugh and Stephen Hoiles, Robinson's Invictus Games team came out on top, winning 16-13.

The former England winger said the truth about the current England set up was somewhere in between 18-straight and five-from-six.

"They went on that record run early but they were never so good, they were saying they were so, and they were saying," he said. "The reality is that they're going to be in love with you when Eddie Jones is coming in, he's getting them up and having a fantastic job." when you're losing, everyone's got the knives out.He knows what they've got to do. "

Robinson said the Wallabies were in a similar position, and only needed to get their mental demons and start momentum.

"You've got to look at what South Africa have done in two games against New Zealand." All of a sudden they're so close and we're all looking at them, "he said. "It shows what you can do with a couple of good performances."

Jaguar Land Rover is the presenting partner of the Sydney Invictus Games 2018 – and has supported the Games since they were founded by HRH Prince Harry in 2014.