LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Mark "Piggy" Riddell, a Dragons legend, is set to join the NRLW staff as an assistant coach for the upcoming season.
Riddell, who played 92 games for the club from 2001 to 2004, will be working alongside head coach Nathan Cross in a revamped coaching staff.
Riddell had been assisting with Shaun Timmins' SG Ball squad at Illawarra before making the move to the NRLW team.
Riddell expressed his excitement about returning to the Dragons and working with Cross and head coach Daniel Lacey as the team enters a new era.
Riddell's experience as a former player and his coaching experience make him a valuable addition to the staff.
The Dragons' official website stated, "Riddell is thrilled to be back at the club and eager to contribute to the success of the NRLW team."
Having already been involved in coaching at the junior level, Riddell is looking forward to the new challenge of coaching in the NRLW.
The Dragons are confident that Riddell's knowledge of the game and passion for the club will have a positive impact on the team.
The Dragons' head of football, Ben Haran, expressed his excitement about Riddell joining the coaching staff, saying, "We are really pleased to have Mark on board.
His experience, enthusiasm, and love for the Dragons will be great assets for the NRLW team."
Riddell's return to the Dragons as a coach marks a full-circle moment for the former player.
He is eager to help guide the next generation of players and contribute to the success of the NRLW team.
His dedication to the club and his experience in the game make him a valuable asset to the coaching staff.
Riddell's addition to the team is sure to bring a new level of expertise and passion as the Dragons prepare for the upcoming NRLW season.