Craig Bellamy
Rugby league player and coach
Born
October 3rd, 1959
65 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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Born in Australia, played rugby league with notable stints at the Canberra Raiders and Melbourne Storm. Transitioned to coaching, where achievements include leading the Melbourne Storm to multiple NRL Premiership titles. Acknowledged for tactical strategies and player development.
Played for the Canberra Raiders
Coached the Melbourne Storm to NRL Premierships
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