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It is going to be a long night.

According to today's Herald Sun we will play the panthers and eels at Marvel stadium.

STORM IN BOX SEAT TO RETAIN NAS Melbourne are growing increasingly confident that forward powerhouse Nelson Asofa-Solomona is ready to commit to the club. Asofa-Solomona, off contract at the end of the year, has been the subject of a big-money bid by the Dolphins. He has also been in the sights of r...

Bennett and the dolphins have made NAS a huge offer to join them

Poor Penrith. I really feel sorry for them.

It is going to be a long night and even longer season.

Here is this weeks injury update from Storm: Cameron Munster (finger) The Test and Origin five-eighth has been named in Storm’s squad of 22 to play the Wests Tigers with a final decision on his availability to be made closer to gameday. Marion Seve (knee) A return to the field over the next fortnigh...

He just signed an extension until the end of 2025

'I'm done. This 2023 version of the Storm is simply atrocious. Dumb, uninterested, undisciplined, pathetic."

I will join you. They do not have any pride in doing their job. They do not deserve our support.

Knee inquiry medial ligament

Ryan Papenhuyzen (knee) Paps continues to work hard on his rehab program, building strength in his right leg. The exact date of his return is TBC. Marion Seve (knee) A cartilage issue has prevented Marion from training with the main group and playing in pre-season. His return date is TBC. Justin Ola...

went to the open training this morning. Sims is not playing round one. He did not do any match drills and trained away from main group with Olam and one other player. Nick Meaney, Will Warbrick, Reimis Smith, Young Tonumaipea, Xavier Coates, Cameron Munster, Jahrome Hughes, Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Ha...

Melbourne Storm Twitter says "Will is helping out at Storm, now that he has moved back to Melbourne"

Here is the story: Melbourne have lifted the lid on their plans to again become a long-term premiership threat, which includes stockpiling 12 of the best junior rugby league stars from across the country. Melbourne has set up an elite academy – bringing in the best juniors from NSW, Queensland and V...

PENE RETURNS TO STORM

Aaron Pene will return to the Storm after just one season with the Warriors. Pene signed with the Warriors on a two-year deal but after just 14 games away he will return to Melbourne.

Pene played two seasons with Melbourne featuring in 10 games.

In the daily telegraph tomorrow