If Parramatta had their way, Craig Bellamy would be returning to AAMI Park in round one as head coach of the Eels. Instead, Bellamy knocked back the richest coaching contract in NRL history, paving the way for Jason Ryles to land the gig.
As a teenager, Will Warbrick aspired to play in the AFL for St Kilda. Instead, he went on to win an Olympic medal before joining the Storm, where he’ll notch his 50th game this weekend.
Melbourne Storm will be boosted by the return of star winger Xavier Coates for Sunday’s NRL round-one match against Parramatta.
In the six months since Melbourne’s grand final loss, coach Craig Bellamy has relived the night. He takes the lessons and attempts to be better. More often than not, he is – and that’s why the Storm start the season as favourites.
After resting 11 players for Thursday night’s loss in Townsville, Storm coach Craig Bellamy has revealed his final round plans and an injury update on one star.
Langer Trophy Team of the Season has been revealed here. See if your NRL club has picked up the top talent from this year’s elite schoolboy league competition.
The Melbourne Storm coach left no doubt what he thought of those attacking his decision to rest 11 of his best players.
The Storm could unleash their secret weapon in the finals, with one player who’s been rewarded with a long-term extension looking to extend his incredible NRL record.
Four unlikely finals contenders have emerged following St George Illawarra’s round 25 loss to Cronulla, as the race for the eight heats up. See every contender’s best and worst ladder finish.
Team list Tuesday will look very different for the Storm this week, but one club veteran has confirmed he won’t be rested and will travel to Townsville to face the Cowboys.
The schoolboy Walters Cup Team of the Season features an overflowing bucket of rugby league boom boys – and a host of next generation NRL players. FULL SQUAD
A candid Israel Folau has opened up on his life of alcohol, women and drugs in Melbourne, his regretful move to the AFL, and how he could walk into the Wallabies line-up today.
The Melbourne Storm have wrapped up the minor premiership but not before one of the most absurd Bunker calls of the season.
The Storm faces a tricky few weeks as the club looks to balance rest and finals preparations while having to make two brutal trips to Queensland.
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