One issue has plagued the sport of rugby league in recent seasons and that’s the potential change in structure.
Whether the structure will be two leagues of ten to form Super League and Super League II, the top flight extended to 14 or for the structure to remain the same, a number of discussions need to be made and RFL chief executive Ralph Rimmer has recognised that.
“There’s a massive amount to discuss about structure, you can’t get away from all the nuts and bolts of this,” Rimmer told The Last Tackle podcast.
“There’s a will to put this sport in the right place and I’m very grateful to our Super League colleagues for that and we’ve got enough momentum to put us in a winning place.”
Rimmer is keen to stress that the sport is getting back to a good place and that exciting news is on the way.
“There should be a positive announcement by Christmas,” Rimmer said.
