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| Craig Bellamy will remain as Melbourne Storm head coach for at least another NRL season, signing on for 2026
5 Jun 2025
Craig Bellamy will remain as Melbourne Storm head coach for at least another NRL season, signing on for 2026
Bellamy is the longest-serving coach with one club in the NRL, after taking on the role back in 2003.
He's been in charge for 588 games and led the Storm to 21 finals series, and five grand final wins, although two were stripped over a salary cap scandal in 2010.
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Auckland FC are unfazed by the weight of expectation ahead of tonight's return leg in their A-League semi-final against Melbourne Victory
Auckland FC are unfazed by the weight of expectation ahead of tonight's return leg in their A-League semi-final against Melbourne Victory click here for full story...
The Warriors have cemented second spot on the NRL ladder after beating the Dolphins 16-12 in Brisbane, with the third placed Storm losing to the Sharks 31-26 in Sydney
The Warriors have cemented second spot on the NRL ladder after beating the Dolphins 16-12 in Brisbane, with the third placed Storm losing to the Sharks 31-26 in Sydney click here for full story...
Strong travelling support's motivating Auckland FC for the away leg of their A League semi final against Melbourne Victory tonight
Strong travelling support's motivating Auckland FC for the away leg of their A League semi final against Melbourne Victory tonight click here for full story...
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Last Game: The Storm won against the Canberra Raiders 30 - 10 at Olympic Park, Australia (8073 days ago)
game results here |
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| Melbourne Storm Season 0 Stats (All games) |
| Total Games Played |
26 |
| Away Games |
26 |
| Away Wins |
11 |
| Home Games |
0 |
| Home Wins |
0 |
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| Total Tries: |
61 |
| Total Goals: |
48 |
| Total Field Goals: |
0 |
| Total Points For: |
704 |
| Total Points Against: |
725 |
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| Leagues the Melbourne Storm are in |
1998 NRL Season, 1998 NRL Finals, 1999 NRL Country Carnival, 1999 NRL Season, 1999 NRL Finals, 2000 NRL Season, 2000 NRL Finals, 2001 NRL Pre-Season, 2001 NRL Season, 2002 NRL Season, 2003 NRL Season,
Aaron Moule, Danny Williams, Fifita Moala, Henry Perenara, Ian Sibbit, Junior Langi, Marcus Bai, Matt Geyer, Matt Orford, Matt Rua, Michael Russo, Mitchell Sargent, Peter Robinson, Richard Swain, Robbie Kearns, Scott Hill, Shane Walker, Stephen Kearney, Steven Bell, Willie Leyshon,
Ben Roarty, Brad Watts, Brenton Pomery, Brett O'farrell, Paul Sheedy, Paul Staladi, Paul Whatuira, Robbie Ross, Rodney Howe, Rodney Howe, Russell Bawden, Tasesa Lavea,
Brett Kimmorely, Paul Marquet, Shannon Hegarty, Tesesa Lavea, Tony Martin,
Aseri Laing, Ben Anderson, Craig Smith, Geoff Bell, Glenn Lazarus, Paul Bell, Tawera Nikau, Wyane Evans,
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| Last Results |
Saturday, 10 May, 2003
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Melbourne 30
Canberra 10
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Saturday, 3 May, 2003
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Melbourne 46
Newcastle 6
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Saturday, 26 Apr, 2003
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Cowboys 32
Melbourne 12
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Sunday, 20 Apr, 2003
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Eagles 20
Melbourne 14
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Saturday, 12 Apr, 2003
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Melbourne 18
Sharks 12
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Saturday, 5 Apr, 2003
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Newcastle 44
Melbourne 28
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Saturday, 22 Mar, 2003
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Melbourne 42
Penrith 16
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Sunday, 16 Mar, 2003
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Melbourne 36
Sharks 32
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Saturday, 7 Sep, 2002
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 Canberra 25
Melbourne 16
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Friday, 30 Aug, 2002
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Canterbury 24
Melbourne 16
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