Japan head into the Rugby World Cup knowing the nation expects nothing less than a place in the quarterfinals.Three wins at the last tournament may have made the world take note of the Brave Blossoms, but ultimately Eddie Jones' side failed to do what they set out to do -- make the knockout stage. And the 2019 team will be doing all they can to right that wrong under his replacement, Jamie Joseph."The team has set a goal of making the top eight for the first time in the history of Japanese rugby," Joseph said when announcing the 31 players that will wear the red and white stripes. "The staf…READ FULL ARTICLE
