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NRLW needs its own CEO, says legend Ali Brigginshaw
Ali Brigginshaw will retire after this year's NRLW grand final. (Getty Images: Matt Roberts)
In her final press conference before retirement, rugby league legend Ali Brigginshaw has called on the NRL to create a separate chief executive for the women's game.
As she prepares for a fairytale finish hoping to win back-to-back premierships with Brisbane, Brigginshaw knows the NRLW still has much growing to do.
At today's official pre-grand final press conference, the Bronco was asked to put herself at the desk of newly crowned executive chairman Peter V'landys.
"If there's someone in charge of the [women's] game, maybe someone that plays the game, not me, maybe Millie," Brigginshaw joked about her fellow retiring grand finalist, the Roosters' Millie Elliott.
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Rugby League is at a pivotal point in its history with an expanding competition, record broadcast rights deal and now the game’s first Executive Chairman in Peter V’Landys.
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There’s both the power and potential to make to lift the game and, in particular, the women’s game to new heights.
So to do that, here is a checklist of issues V’landys should address in the women’s game.
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