After the glorious high of that victory came the crushing low of defeat to South Africa in the final a week later and behind-the-scenes footage shows Jones, as well as Prince Harry, consoling the broken players in the dressing room afterwards.
While Jones tells his players they should have no regrets, his summing up of the final later was of mental vulnerability costing England.
“Tactically we had the game to win the World Cup,” he said. “But we probably weren’t, in the end, strong enough to cope with the World Cup occasion.”
The England squad gather tonight at their Pennyhill Park ahead of the resumption of their Six Nations campaign on Sunday against unbeaten Ireland.
The Irish have Caelan Dorris back in their squad for Twickenham after the Leinster No 8 missed the win over Wales after being concussed in the fourth minute of his debut against Scotland.
Ulster back Will Addison is also available after recovering from a calf strain.
Leicester captain Tom Youngs will appear before an RFU disciplinary hearing tonight after being cited for punching Wasps’ Will Rowlands in Saturday’s Premiership win.