Source : ABC NEWS
According to the organization, Melbourne Storm trainer Craig Bellamy has a form of neurological disorder.  ,
Bellamy, 66, was notified on Thursday night that she had had interviews with experts and had undergone a number of testing.
The Melbourne Storm reported that Craig has undergone a number of clinical tests and has since been identified with a form of degenerative disorder over the past few weeks in discussion with specialists.
He is receiving the best health care possible, according to experts, and he has been informed that his analysis won’t have an impact on his skill to mentor the team in the near future.
The Storm are now on a six-game losing streak, have an equal team record, and have their worst run of type since Bellamy took over in 2003.
Matt Trip, the club’s president, stated that Bellamy had the support to continue as coach.
Despite our current results, Tripp said,” I strongly believe Craig is also coaching at an elite level and is the correct person to propel the club forward.”
Craig has the full backing of the club’s panel, athletes, coaches, and staff to maintain leading it as he has for the past 24 seasons.
Bellamy has been hired as the Storm’s manager for Friday night’s game against the Dolphins in Brisbane’s Lang Park.
Bellamy has won three Premierships with the Storm ( 2012, 2017 and 2020 ), as well as the Grand Finales in 2007 and 2009, but those titles were revoked.  ,
He was the NSW State of Origin manager from 2008 to 2010 and has coached more than 600 Player games for the Storm.
