Live: Storm at risk of historic low as Bellamy coaches after shock diagnosis
The Melbourne Storm face the Dolphins in a crucial NRL match, aiming to avoid a historic losing streak after six consecutive losses. Coach Craig Bellamy will lead the team despite recently being diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disorder. The club has affirmed Bellamy's ability to continue coaching and expressed full support for him during this period.
- ▪The Melbourne Storm have lost their last six NRL matches, equaling their worst losing streak in club history.
- ▪Coach Craig Bellamy has been diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disorder but will continue to coach the team for now.
- ▪The Storm's last six-match losing streak occurred in 2002, ending with a draw against the St George Illawarra Dragons.
- ▪Bellamy has coached the Storm since 2003 and remains supported by the club's board, players, and staff.
- ▪The match against the Dolphins takes place at Lang Park in Brisbane as part of Round Nine of the 2026 NRL season.
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