00:00 I don't know what you're talking about mate.
00:02 Sorry Eddie, just to go through it and then move on from it.
00:10 Did you do a job interview with Japanese rugby a couple of weeks before the World Cup?
00:15 And if so, what was the thinking?
00:18 I don't know what you're talking about mate.
00:20 Eddie, do you have a second interview lined up with the JRFU?
00:26 I said I don't know what you're talking about mate.
00:29 Can you give all of his fans your absolute 100% commitment that you will not be coach of Japan next year?
00:34 I'm committed to coach Australia.
00:36 Next year?
00:37 I'm committed to coach Australia.
00:39 That doesn't sound very definitive Eddie.
00:41 Thank you, next question please. We said one follow up.
00:43 Yeah, well the only thing I'm concentrating on is the Portugal game.
00:48 So if you want to ask about anything else, don't ask.
00:54 I think the Australian public deserve a yes or no answer to the question of did you interview with Japan?
01:00 So I've just said to you mate, and I've already answered that before.
01:04 You haven't given a yes or no answer?
01:06 I've already said that before.
01:07 How hard is it to give a yes or no answer?
01:09 I said no mate. I said no previously.
01:12 When people like Simon Voigt and say that if that's true, you're positioned on ten or more, how does that make you feel?
01:18 I'm just worried about the Portuguese game.
01:21 Have you considered your role after this weekend?
01:24 I'm only worried about the Portuguese game.
01:27 As you know, I've resigned.
01:33 I felt like my job would be compromised the whole time for the next four years, which I wasn't prepared to do.
01:43 So what now?
01:45 Well, I'm going to have a bit of a break, and then we'll take it from there.
01:49 - Right.
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