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Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy. Photo / Photosport
NRL club the Melbourne Storm have revealed head coach Craig Bellamy has been diagnosed with a form of neurodegenerative disorder.
In a statement on its website, the Storm said Bellamy had been undergoing a series of tests in recent weeks and receiving the best possible medical treatment.
But specialists had
advised his diagnosis would not have an impact on his ability to coach the team in the immediate future.
“Despite our recent results, I firmly believe Craig is still coaching at an elite level and I have no doubt he is the right person to drive the Club forward,” said chairman Matt Tripp.
“Craig has the full support of the board, players, coaches, and staff to continue leading the club as he has done for the last 24 seasons.”


