LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In a recent interview, Cameron Munster spilled the beans on Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy's reaction to Xavier Coates's NRL-winning try, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the action-packed moment.
Munster, known for his on-field prowess and resilience, shared this amusing anecdote during a downtime while recovering from a groin injury that has sidelined him temporarily.
During a nail-biting game against the Warriors, the Storm found themselves in a tough spot, trailing by eight points with only a few minutes left on the clock.
But as the team rallied and scored two quick tries, it was Coates's gravity-defying leap over the try-line that sealed the deal and left spectators in awe.
Munster, sitting in the coaching box with Bellamy, watched as Coates, like a true Queenslander, soared through the air just inches from the sideline, evading a defender to secure the victory.
Recounting the play-by-play on the Clubhouse podcast, Munster revealed Bellamy's animated reaction to the sensational try.
Amidst the tension of the moment, Bellamy's "glass half empty" coaching style gave way to sheer excitement as he anxiously questioned if the try was valid, pacing back and forth with anticipation.
Munster couldn't help but find the coach's reaction hilarious, adding a touch of humor to the high-stakes game.
With Munster's return to the field imminent, fans can look forward to more thrilling moments and heart-stopping plays as the Storm continue their quest for NRL dominance.
The camaraderie and resilience displayed by the team, under Bellamy's expert guidance, will no doubt keep the excitement levels high for rugby league enthusiasts across the country.