NRL 2021: Melbourne Storm, by the numbers, season review, stat attack
Melbourne's 2021 season was one of almost total dominance – their meek preliminary finals exit notwithstanding – and should be remembered for far more highs than lows.
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Melbourne's 2021 season was one of almost total dominance – their meek preliminary finals exit notwithstanding – and should be remembered for far more highs than lows.
On this day, rampaging Ruben signs off in style, Freddy demands his Aussie-based Cedars are on song for Lebanon's World Cup tilt and injury forces Bryan Norrie into retirement.
As Melbourne march relentlessly on to yet another finals appearance, their 11th in succession, the records continue to tumble and superlatives continue to flow for the most dominant team of the modern era. When a handy player by the name of Smith called it quits in March, many questioned whether the Storm could maintain the rage without their 430-game spiritual leader, the man who had driven the standards for two decades. Could Jesse Bromwich and Dale Finucane fill the void left by Captain Cam and could coach Craig Bellamy keep his team at the top of the mountain without his loyal sidekick wh...