Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has conceded his side will miss the NRL finals in 2026, only the fourth time in club history, after a 36-22 loss to the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. The team, heavily impacted by injuries, failed to secure a top-eight spot despite a strong start in the game.
Wales head coach Craig Bellamy's proposed move to Burnley has collapsed, leading former teammate Iwan Roberts to state Bellamy has "burnt a lot of bridges" with the Football Association of Wales and fans, creating an awkward situation for his national team role.
Wales head coach Craig Bellamy's proposed move to Burnley has collapsed, leading former teammate Iwan Roberts to state Bellamy has "burnt a lot of bridges" with the Football Association of Wales and fans, creating an awkward situation for his national team role.
Craig Bellamy's proposed move to become Burnley's new manager has fallen through after talks with the Championship club collapsed. Negotiations over backroom staff were a point of contention. Rob Edwards is a contender to replace Scott Parker.
Wales are preparing for potential manager Craig Bellamy's move to Burnley, with Steve Cooper and Rob Edwards on a shortlist of successors. Burnley are pursuing Bellamy, who has two years left on his contract with Wales but has expressed a desire to return to club football.
Gary O’Neil is reportedly close to becoming the new head coach of Ipswich, returning to England from French club Strasbourg. He is expected to succeed Kieran McKenna, who is leaving after guiding Ipswich to the top flight. Burnley are also pursuing Craig Bellamy as their next head coach.
Burnley have contacted the FAW to express interest in hiring Wales manager Craig Bellamy as their new boss. Bellamy, a former coach at Turf Moor, has two years left on his contract but previously committed his future to Wales.
Wales coach Craig Bellamy believes Lewis Koumas will be a future centre-forward for the national team, despite the Liverpool player often featuring on the left wing. Koumas scored his first goal for Wales in a 1-1 friendly draw against Ghana.
Wales head coach Craig Bellamy has rejected offers from club sides, including potential roles at Burnley and Celtic, to remain committed to leading his country at Euro 2028. The FAW is confident he will see out his contract, which runs until the end of the tournament.
Craig Bellamy is expected to remain as Wales head coach despite interest from Burnley, with the goal of leading Wales at Euro 2028
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Burnley are interested in appointing Wales manager Craig Bellamy as their new manager after Scott Parker's departure. The Clarets face an uphill battle to convince Bellamy, who is enjoying his Wales role and looking forward to the 2028 home nations European Championship. A release clause of at least £700,000 would be required. Steven Gerrard has been linked but no formal contact has been made.
Burnley are seeking a new manager after Scott Parker's departure, with Wales boss Craig Bellamy as their top candidate. However, Bellamy is reluctant to leave his national team role ahead of the 2028 home nations European Championship. The club would need to pay at least £700,000 to trigger his release clause with the Football Association of Wales. Steven Gerrard and Brian Barry-Murphy are also potential candidates.
Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has been diagnosed with a form of neurodegenerative disorder following recent medical tests, the club announced. The 66-year-old, who signed a contract extension through 2028 in February, has been advised his diagnosis will not impact his coaching ability in the immediate future. The Storm are currently experiencing their worst season since Bellamy took over in 2003, having lost six consecutive matches.
