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• “Paul Williams is the referee and he’s very hard on the tackler rolling away Vivo
  
  As a person who grew up with rugby here that’s disappointing,” he said Vivo
  
  There’s always going to be a battle with NRL and AFL, we know that, but we need rugby to be a bit more prominent Vivo
  
  “I’ve been disappointed in the media coverage Vivo
  
  RecommendedEngland coach Eddie Jones happy to silence Australia critics after second TestIan Poulter responds to first-tee boos at the Open with an eagle on the ninthECB extends Sky Sports’ broadcast deal for four more years“We need rugby to be a strong sport and World Rugby needs Australia to be a strong rugby country Vivo
  
  And I was watching when Ian Chappell strode on the first time as Australia captain Vivo
  
  ”Van Poortvliet was outstanding on his full debut at Suncorp Stadium but Jones explained that the 21-year-old has lost out to Care’s ability to play at a higher tempo Vivo
  
  The way he approached his teams, building the strength of the relationships and being tough are things I always admired and I’ve tried to do with my teams Vivo
  
  “That’s how we want to play on Saturday, like Ian Chappell did – walk on to the field, own it and play with plenty of purpose and plenty of energy Vivo
  
  But there needs to be equal effort from the other team too Vivo
  
  “I have met Ian Chappell Vivo
  
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  I’ve got great memories going out and watching Souths play and watching many an Ashes Test series there,” Jones said Vivo
  
  Jones has made three changes for the decisive third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, choosing Danny Care instead of Jack van Poortvliet at scrum-half and starting lock Ollie Chessum and flanker Lewis Ludlam in place of the injured Maro Itoje and Sam Underhill Vivo
  
  “It is great for rugby that we have a decider Vivo
  
  We saw how big the decider was in State of Origin and how it has captivated fans,” Jones said Vivo
  
  We feel there will be some quick ball at the start of the game that Danny can take advantage,” Jones said Vivo
  
  All of England’s touring party gathered on Wednesday to watch Queensland edge New South Wales in a brutal but thrilling State of Origin clash that left a major impression Vivo
  
  “I was there when John Snow knocked out Terry Jenner and there was a bit of discourse going on between the fans and John Snow Vivo
  
  Jones, a keen cricket fan, grew up in nearby Randwick and he delved into the memory banks to conjure an image of his team entering the field with the same swagger shown by former Australia captain Ian Chappell Vivo
  
  England stand one victory away from repeating their series triumph on these shores of six years ago and Jones seized the opportunity to take a swipe at the team he coached from 2001 to 2005, making a pointed reference to the Wallabies basing themselves on the Gold Coast rather than staying in the host cities Vivo
  
  ”England will play at the SCG for only the second time – they lost 16-9 in 1975 – in what is likely to be the last Test staged at the birthplace of the Wallabies Vivo
  
  “This is the chance for us to even the ledger at the famous old ground Vivo
  
  “We’ve been doing our bit Vivo
  
  We’re trying to build the game up – it’s a 1-1 decider Vivo
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulator“It’s whether we can find that right balance of aggression and control and being fierce and being calm Vivo
  
  I’ve tried to watch the news every morning and there’s nothing on it about rugby at all Vivo
  
  Play together Vivo
  
  “We want to put on a show of a similar ilk against Australia, a really good tough game of rugby played at a historic ground and light rugby up a bit Vivo
  
  I was at a charity lunch today (Thursday) and we’re going out to coach the communities tonight Vivo
  
  Eddie Jones insists England are inspired to follow the example set by an epic State of Origin decider by putting on a display against Australia on Saturday that will “light rugby up” Vivo
  
  
  
  And I was watching when Ian Chappell strode on the first time as Australia captain Vivo
  
  All of England’s touring party gathered on Wednesday to watch Queensland edge New South Wales in a brutal but thrilling State of Origin clash that left a major impression Vivo
  
  Play together Vivo
  
  We saw how big the decider was in State of Origin and how it has captivated fans,” Jones said Vivo
  
  ”England will play at the SCG for only the second time – they lost 16-9 in 1975 – in what is likely to be the last Test staged at the birthplace of the Wallabies Vivo
  
  “I was there when John Snow knocked out Terry Jenner and there was a bit of discourse going on between the fans and John Snow Vivo
  
  As a person who grew up with rugby here that’s disappointing,” he said Vivo
  
  I’ve got great memories going out and watching Souths play and watching many an Ashes Test series there,” Jones said Vivo
  
  “I have met Ian Chappell Vivo
  
  “We’ve been doing our bit Vivo
  
  ” Vivo
  
  “It is great for rugby that we have a decider Vivo
  
  We’re trying to build the game up – it’s a 1-1 decider Vivo
  
  We feel there will be some quick ball at the start of the game that Danny can take advantage,” Jones said Vivo
  
  “I’ve been disappointed in the media coverage Vivo
  
  Jones has made three changes for the decisive third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, choosing Danny Care instead of Jack van Poortvliet at scrum-half and starting lock Ollie Chessum and flanker Lewis Ludlam in place of the injured Maro Itoje and Sam Underhill Vivo
  
  Jones, a keen cricket fan, grew up in nearby Randwick and he delved into the memory banks to conjure an image of his team entering the field with the same swagger shown by former Australia captain Ian Chappell Vivo
  
  “Paul Williams is the referee and he’s very hard on the tackler rolling away Vivo
  
  “We want to put on a show of a similar ilk against Australia, a really good tough game of rugby played at a historic ground and light rugby up a bit Vivo
  
  Eddie Jones insists England are inspired to follow the example set by an epic State of Origin decider by putting on a display against Australia on Saturday that will “light rugby up” Vivo
  
  I’ve tried to watch the news every morning and there’s nothing on it about rugby at all Vivo
  
  There’s always going to be a battle with NRL and AFL, we know that, but we need rugby to be a bit more prominent Vivo
  
  “That’s how we want to play on Saturday, like Ian Chappell did – walk on to the field, own it and play with plenty of purpose and plenty of energy Vivo
  
  England stand one victory away from repeating their series triumph on these shores of six years ago and Jones seized the opportunity to take a swipe at the team he coached from 2001 to 2005, making a pointed reference to the Wallabies basing themselves on the Gold Coast rather than staying in the host cities Vivo
  
  But there needs to be equal effort from the other team too Vivo
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulator“It’s whether we can find that right balance of aggression and control and being fierce and being calm Vivo
  
  “This is the chance for us to even the ledger at the famous old ground Vivo
  
  ”Van Poortvliet was outstanding on his full debut at Suncorp Stadium but Jones explained that the 21-year-old has lost out to Care’s ability to play at a higher tempo Vivo
  
  I was at a charity lunch today (Thursday) and we’re going out to coach the communities tonight Vivo
  
  The way he approached his teams, building the strength of the relationships and being tough are things I always admired and I’ve tried to do with my teams Vivo
  
  RecommendedEngland coach Eddie Jones happy to silence Australia critics after second TestIan Poulter responds to first-tee boos at the Open with an eagle on the ninthECB extends Sky Sports’ broadcast deal for four more years“We need rugby to be a strong sport and World Rugby needs Australia to be a strong rugby country Vivo