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"The last three World Cups must send a message: if you go for a coach who's never coached international rugby, it's going to be same old, same old.

"The club wouldn't have gone for a coach who doesn't fit in as they have clear ideas about that they want.

"They have gone for a coach who understands the game deeply, but perhaps more importantly understands the cogs of Australian cricket inside out and the players will respond to him.

Paul Rees Match report: Osprey's 25-13 Eddie Butler ButlEnglandland must go for a homegrown coach Gatland: 'I am not interested in the England job' Munster started European life without Paul O'Connell with an anticipated bonus-point victory over Treviso at Thomond Park, although their fourth try came with five minutes to go in rainy conditions when the Italians had Matteo Muccignat in the sin-bin.

If for the first time ever England go for a foreign coach the obvious answer is Eddie Jones, who took Japan to three wins out of four - including beating South Africa". Lancaster had hoped to be given a second chance, as Woodward was after World Cup disappointment in 1999 and Graham Henry after the All Blacks were stunned by France in the quarter-finals of 2007.

Former Arsenal defender and Premier League winner Martin Keown believes United would be right to go for an experienced coach.

But if that same running backs coach goes for a head coaching position, his team cannot stop him.

The club have sounded out Terry Venables and Steve Cotterill and the board are undecided whether to go for a British or foreign coach.

Rather like a coach might go for a vice-captain.

Will he be given a roving role between 12 and 13, or will the coaches go for a more settled and specific centre combination?

A coach can either punt, go for a first down or kick a field goal.