Progress eroded as Storm's bad habits resurface surrendering yet another half-time lead

About this episode

Stormy Daniel discusses the Storm's recent performance issues, particularly their second half fade outs, and previews upcoming matches.

What's the old saying, 'two steps forward, one step back'. Well it felt like more than one step back in what was a diabolical second half, resulting in Storm going down to a desperate Bulldogs team. Stormy Daniel share his thoughts on what went wrong and continues to plague these second half fade outs which have become all too common in Season 2026, which no doubt is driving the coaching staff mad as to why these performances continue to occur. Stormy Daniel covers off on pathways results, what's making Storm news, including the news that Melbourne will be featuring in the NRL's fourth instalment of Las Vegas, kicking off their 2027 campaign against Wests in Sin City. Your listener questions along with team list Tuesday - who has been named to take on the Sydney Roosters? Will the Storm's Origin contingent back up? They will need to if able, to overcome a strong Roosters outfit who are flying. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: Stormy Daniel

Topics covered

• rugby
• NRL
• team performance
• half-time leads
• coaching
• listener questions

Keywords

• Storm
• Bulldogs
• Sydney Roosters
• NRL
• half-time lead
• 2027 campaign
• listener questions
• coaching staff
• performance

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Melbourne, Bulldogs, Sydney Roosters

Places: Sin City

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