The best is yet to come, warns Jones

AUSTRALIA coach Eddie Jones was impressed by England’s performance against France in the atrocious Sydney conditions but warned Clive Woodward’s men ahead of next week’s World Cup final that the best is yet to come from his Wallabies.

Mon, 17 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

Alex Lowe

“England were very impressive in the way they dominated the set-pieces,” said Jones.

“They put enormous pressure on France through their domination of possession and good field positions.

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