Eddie Jones, the head coach of Japan's rugby team, has made a bold statement, accusing World Rugby of being incapable of making decisions about the game. This comes after the governing body issued a statement declaring the game is in a strong position following a 200-person Shape of the Game conference in London. But here's where it gets controversial... Jones, who is contracted through to the end of the 2027 World Cup, criticized the conference and World Rugby, pointing out that the organization's structure is the issue, not the individuals. He believes that World Rugby is not focused on the fans, but rather on enforcing the charter of the game, and that the member unions are not doing enough to look after the fans. This has sparked a debate about the future of the sport and the role of governing bodies. And this is the part most people miss... While World Rugby Chair Brett Robinson claims that the feedback from around the world is positive, Jones argues that the organization is wasting time and resources. So, what do you think? Is World Rugby doing enough to support the growth of the sport and its fans? Or are they missing the mark? We want to hear your thoughts in the comments!
