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- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season abstract "The 2002 Melbourne Storm season was the 5th in the club's history. They competed in the NRL's 2002 Telstra Premiership and finished the regular season in 10th place making it their lowest finishing position so far. It was Mark Murray's final season as coach of the club.In 2002 the Storm returned to Olympic Park. The club secured no big name player signings for the season as it kept under the NRL imposed salary cap.In an effort to reignite its floundering success the return to its smaller home ground was seen by players and supporters as a positive move. The club though continued to deliver hot and cold performances as the season progressed, leaving them on the fringe of the Top 8 (from only 14 competitors).The club suffered internal turmoil during the season, particularly when the captaincy was removed from Robbie Kearns and given to Rodney Howe. The Storm was also troubled over the renegotiation of club stalwart Richard Swain's contract - he reluctantly signed for Brisbane for 2003 when the Storm (citing salary cap issues) failed to make him an offer.The Storm's season again came down to needing to win its final round game to reach the semi-finals. In a repeat of 2001, Melbourne appeared to lack enthusiasm when it mattered and again lost a crucial match.".
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- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season wikiPageID "39573177".
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- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season captain Rodney_Howe.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season ceo "John Ribot".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season ceoTitle "CEO".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season coach Mark_Murray_(rugby_league).
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season coachTitle "Coach".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season fontColour "#ffd700".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season league "NRL".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season leagueDraws "1".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season leagueLink 2002_NRL_season.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season leagueLosses "14".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season leagueRank "10".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season leagueWins "9".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season list "yes".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season listLink "Melbourne Storm#Season summaries".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season nextSeason "2003".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season pointsAgainst "586".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season pointsFor "556".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season prevSeason "2001".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season stadium Olympic_Park_Stadium.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season teamColour "#6C0094".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season topGoals Matt_Orford.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season topPoints Matt_Orford.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season topTries Aaron_Moule.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season year "2002".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season subject Category:2002_NRL_season_by_club.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season subject Category:Melbourne_Storm_seasons.
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season comment "The 2002 Melbourne Storm season was the 5th in the club's history. They competed in the NRL's 2002 Telstra Premiership and finished the regular season in 10th place making it their lowest finishing position so far. It was Mark Murray's final season as coach of the club.In 2002 the Storm returned to Olympic Park.".
- 2002_Melbourne_Storm_season label "2002 Melbourne Storm season".
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