Sacked Sydney Roosters Assistant Answers Eddie Jones’ SOS to Replace Attack Coach Brad Davis Who Quit on the Eve of Rugby World Cup
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Jason Ryles will make a shock return to the rugby union coaching ranks as an assistant with the Wallabies at next month’s World Cup in France.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones needed to find a replacement for attack coach Brad Davis, who unexpectedly quit the squad for “family reasons” just before their departure from Australia.
Ryles previously worked as a skills coach with England under Jones but terminated his contract in 2021 after six months due to the inability to relocate to the UK because of COVID-19 travel restrictions.
Although Ryles has never served as an attack coach, Davis had similar credentials, and Jones stated that he was overseeing the program.
Before joining England, Ryles worked with the Melbourne Storm and has signed a deal to rejoin the NRL club in November, rejecting the head coach position at St George Illawarra in the process.
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