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Jones - the smiling wind-up artist who refuses to fade away

Jones - the smiling wind-up artist who refuses to fade away
BBC Sport Friday 06 November 2026, 04:42 UTC 1 min read
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You never know whether you'll get a compliment, acutting observation, verbal grenade or all three from mischievous Eddie Jones.

You never know whether you'll get a compliment, acutting observation, verbal grenade or all three from mischievous Eddie Jones.
Eddie Jones (PERSON)
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