• 8 months ago
New Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt sees promising signs emerging in Australian rugby and admits a competitive showing against the touring and British and Irish Lions next year will be a key factor in whether or not he stays on to coach the Wallabies at the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

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