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England coach Eddie Jones has said he is not worried about his job, despite his team's disappointing results in 2018.
After a debut in life at the helm of the English team, Australian Jones struggled in 2018, losing six of his nine tests, placing fifth in the Six Nations, before a 2- defeat. 1 in South Africa.
Speaking to The Telegraph, Jones however pointed out that he was not afraid of the ax, while his understaff was gearing up for their upcoming international fall matches.
"If we do not win, I probably will not be there, so we have to win some," he said.
"If they (the Rugby Football Union) come to bang me on the shoulder tomorrow and tell me I'm not at work, then so be it."
As England prepares to face South Africa, the All Blacks, Japan and Australia at the end of the year, Jones says he is insensitive to the fact. idea of losing his job before the World Cup next year.
"My job is to maximize what I've got.What I learned about World Cups, is that the only time you have to be at your best, that 's it. is at the World Cup, "he said. "All of the above is fighting, practice rounds, good combinations, so as long as we have in mind that we know what the team is – and we know it – then everything will be fine.
"We need our top players to be fit for the crucial games, which will be in the final stages of the pool, when I took up my duties, I knew the situation, I knew what the challenges were, I knew how it was going to happen, it's not a new territory, it's comparable to the course.
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