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Bellamy uncertain over NRL coaching future amid ‘private’ health issues
Bellamy thanked messages of support but said he was focused on this week as the Storm try to end a seven-game losing streak.
- On Saturday at AAMI Park, Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy thanked the league community for supporting his 'private' health battle, but declined to speculate on his coaching future for next year.
- Last month, the 66-year-old revealed he was battling an unspecified neurodegenerative disorder, though specialists declared it would 'not have an impact on his ability to coach' in the immediate future.
- The Storm are currently navigating a seven-game losing streak while managing injuries to Xavier Coates, Eli Katoa, and Tui Kamikamica, alongside departures of Ryan Papenhuyzen and Nelson Asofa-Solomona.
- Facing the Wests Tigers on Sunday, Bellamy emphasized the team's 'family first, footy second' mentality, focusing on the immediate week ahead.
- Despite recently signing a contract extension through 2028, Bellamy remained non-committal about next season, stating 'I don't know, I'm thinking about this week' when pressed.
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