THIS is the shocking moment England rugby boss Eddie Jones is called a “baldy f***ing c**t” by Scotland fans – after posing for a photo with them.
Scottish Rugby, the game’s governing body north of the border, blasted the “disgusting behaviour” of the four men.
At one point two of the men, one of which appears to be carrying a can of alcohol, open the door to Jones’ car and hurl more vile slurs.
One barks: “What happened last night you baldy c***?”
Two of the men then chant: “You’re a baldy f***ing c**t on your own!”
The abhorrent scenes have led Aussie Jones, 58, to declare he will not use public transport in future.
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It is believed Jones was subjected to further verbal abuse on a train to Euston station in London. No arrests have been made.
The original incident occurred as Jones travelled from Edinburgh to Manchester Oxford Road station on Sunday, the day after his side’s shock Six Nations defeat to Gregor Townsend’s side.
Jones was initially bullish when quizzed why he travelled alone on public transport.
However, he then made it clear that he will use his own method of transportation in the future.
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He said: “I’m a human being. I don’t consider myself any different from anyone else.
“For me to travel on public transport, I thought it was OK.
“But I’ll make sure I won’t in future. It’s as simple as that.
“After a loss, no, I wouldn’t do it again.
“I never knock back a request for a selfie unless I’m racing off somewhere.
“I try to do the right thing by the fans, but if that happens then you’ve got to have a look at your own safety.”
Scottish Rugby tweeted: “Scottish Rugby is appalled by the verbal abuse suffered by Eddie Jones.
“The disgusting behaviour of those involved does not represent the values of our sport or its fans.
“The dignity Eddie and the England team showed on Saturday is in stark contrast to this ugly incident.”
SunSport told you how Jones appeared to suggest legend Gavin Hastings had riled fans up by talking about wanting to “rub Jones’ face in the dirt” in the build-up to last Saturday’s Calcutta Cup triumph.
The 25-13 win at Murrayfield was the first time in ten years that Scotland had beaten England.
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