Baxter and Exeter helped him force his Wallabies comeback.The perspective with which I came to the UK in 2012 was thinking that I wasnt going to have a Wallaby career beyond that point, M

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Its 1987 and a Brazilian playmaker, known as Mirandinha, is being paraded around St James Park to the passionate Newcastle fans.Australia lock Dean Mumm has backed Exeter Chiefs boss Rob Baxter to succeed Eddie Jones as England coach.Lock Mumm hailed Baxter for reinvigorating his career during his three-year stint at the Sandy Park club: the 32-year-old admitted he thought his Wallabies career was over when joined the Chiefs, but now credits Baxter and Exeter for handing him a new lease of life at Test level.England chief Ian Ritchie believes national coach Jones eventual successor must boast international-level experience, but Mumm insists Baxter can thrive in the Test arena.I would definitely endorse Rob for the England role, said Mumm of Exeter boss Baxters credentials to coach England. Its fair to say hes doing a reasonable job at the moment.The way Exeter have risen in the last few years is a great showcase for what he can do.A host of Aviva Premiership coaches reacted with frustration to RFU boss Ritchies assertion that Jones successor with England must boast Test coaching experience to contest the role.Englands Australian boss Jones could step down in 2019, with the RFU keen to draw up contingency plans for his replacement. Exeter boss Baxter, Northamptons Jim Mallinder and Leicesters Richard Cockerill have all already expressed surprise at Ritchies comments.That trio believes the consensus among English top-flight coaches is that England are yet to hand a successful Premiership boss the chance to lead the national side.Mumm thinks Baxter has already proven himself capable of coaching at Test level, leading Exeter to last terms Premiership final.I think the extra four years now can give him tremendous experience in the Premiership level, said Mumm. Obviously results will matter over the course of that time.Now youre at that top and forcing that different type of pressure, that will really show whether youve got that readiness.dddddddddddd But I would wholeheartedly endorse him for it.Mumm swapped the Waratahs for Exeter in 2012 fully expecting his Australia career to end on 33 caps. The forward relished his rejuvenation at the Chiefs however, before returning home and forcing his way into Australias squad for the 2015 World Cup.The Wallabies powered all the way to the tournaments final, with Mumm since moving past 50 Test caps and remaining an integral part of Michael Cheikas Australia squad.Back in England and gearing up for Australias Rugby Championship clash with Argentina at Twickenham on Saturday, Mumm explained just how Baxter and Exeter helped him force his Wallabies comeback.The perspective with which I came to the UK in 2012 was thinking that I wasnt going to have a Wallaby career beyond that point, Mumm said.So to come back now flying in with the Wallabies, theres a real sense of pride in that, and one that you dont take any moment in this jersey for granted.Every chance you get to wear it and do something in it is particularly important. Without a doubt Im a better player for having gone to Exeter.The mental perspective is so important in your career, how you mentally drive yourself is just as important as the physical elements.That was certainly improved through my time at Exeter. Also I think down there its a real love of the game, the tribalism and those elements, theyre really exciting and can really reinvigorate you as an individual.I certainly got that in terms of the way they handled it, but also some of the enjoyment in some of the more amateur-style approaches to some of the things they do off the field. That was a terrific experience for me. ' ' '