"The club was in a very similar position to Rangers. Feyenoord hadn't won the league for 18 years, there was no money, he had to work with young players with one or two bigger names he tried to bring in through his contacts. Nobody expected that he could beat Ajax with all their money, big squad and big players. The bosses of the 20 top-flight sides gathered in London on Thursday and the controversial calendar plans drawn up by former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger were among the items discussed. The New Zealander believes it is realistic for Jones to keep aiming for a place in the Wales squad at the next Rugby World Cup in France in two years' time. "This deal is a further sign that the game here in Scotland is deserving of recognition and investment.