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Craig Bellamy, Melbourne Storm's coach, is keeping details about his unspecified neurodegenerative disorder private, focusing on the team's performance instead. The Storm is currently facing a seven-match losing streak as they prepare for their upcoming game against Wests Tigers.
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Craig Bellamy is staying private about his illness, the veteran Melbourne coach wanting the spotlight to remain on the Storm rather than his health.
Bellamy fronted the media at AAMI Park ahead of the Stormās Sunday afternoon clash with Wests Tigers, with the side looking to stop a record-extending seven-match losing streak.
Melbourne last week revealed the shock news the 66-year-old was battling an unspecified neurodegenerative disorder.
When asked for specifics about the illness, Bellamy said details would remain private.
āAt the end of the day, this is private to me, and footyās what youāre here for,ā he told reporters.
The Storm said Bellamy planned to see out this season, advised by specialists that his diagnosis wouldnāt have an impact on his ability to coach the team in the immediate future.
Starting his Melbourne career back in 2003, Bellamy was asked if he intended to coach next season, recently signing a new contract through to the end of 2028.
āI donāt know yet, but Iām thinking about this week,ā he said.
Bellamy said it hadnāt changed his coaching duties so far.
The master coach said heād been flooded with messages from the rugby league and wider community since his ailment had been made public.
āOne thing that I canāt believe how many messages Iāve got,ā Bellamy said. āI was surprised how much support ā I know a lot of people, but at the end of the day, the supportās been unbelievable in that area.
āI really apologise, I havenāt got back to any I donāt think, Iāve been pretty busy with the footy but everyone who has sent me a message ... I really appreciate it and hopefully Iāll get back to you soon.ā
Bellamy was at the helm when the club went through the salary cap breach scandal in 2010 when Melbourne were stripped of two premierships and unable to play for competition points that season.
With Eli Katoa and Tui Kamikamica both sidelined after brain surgery, the off-season departure of key players, his own diagnosis and their losing streak, has made it one of the toughest years to deal with.
āIt has been,ā he said. āWe lost Paps [Ryan Papenhuyzen] and Nelson [Asofa-Solomona] before the season started, and then weāve lost Eli and Tui and itās knocked our forward stocks, but it is what it is.
āWeāve just got to get on with what weāve got and work out what the best plan is and make sure everyone applies themselves to that training and hopefully in the game.ā
Craig Bellamy is battling an unspecified neurodegenerative disorder.
The Melbourne Storm is currently on a record-extending seven-match losing streak.
Craig Bellamy stated that details about his illness would remain private and emphasized that the focus should be on football.
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The Storm havenāt lost to West Tigers in eight matches and at home since 2018.
But banking just two wins for the season, Bellamy said his team would need to avoid another second-half fade-out to avoid another loss.
āItās obviously a bit of a switch-off of their concentration ... itās been pretty consistent, so weāve had a few ideas to try and solve it, but it hasnāt worked out like that yet,ā he said. āHopefully we go a bit better this week and then go from there.
āCertainly youāre aware after you lose a few games that your confidence is likely to fall and weāve tried to keep it positive within themselves as individuals, but also as a team.ā