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@ Jonathan Davies MBE
Journalist/Media Commentator

In June 2003 You (Jonathan Davies) said "If we don't get to the World Cup quarter-finals he (Hansen) should go then and there." Why did you not say at any stage the same about Jenkins?

Submitted by: shelts | 22 votes for this..

0 comments | Topic: Sport |

Answered by Jonathan Davies MBE

Because he said it himself. There was no need for anyone else to say it. He said it, so he put his neck on the block very early. So no-one had to say anything because everyone knew that was the case. He said: “Judge me on the world cup.” Well, we all said he made mistakes and had to go, simple as that.

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