Namibia assistant coach Mark Jones has a simple message for his team when they f...
TOKYO - Namibia assistant coach Mark Jones has a simple message for his team when they face the All Blacks in their World Cup Pool B match on Sunday — empty the tank.
Jones, however, urged his team to make sure that they knew they had been in a test match by the time Pascal Gauzere blows the final whistle. Namibia are still to win their first World Cup game — having lost all 21 of their previous matches since making their first appearance in 1999 — and unlikely to break that run on Sunday.
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