The director’s return inspires the demolition of the Manly storm

The return of Jahrome Hughes for injury And a hat-trick of attempts of the Grant Anderson wing inspired Melbourne Storm to an emphatic triumph 48-24 against Manly to Brookvale oval Sunday.

Hughes had to spend at least another week on the sidelines after breaking his hand playing against Penrith two weeks earlier, but after receiving a precision from Melbourne’s doctors, the medal in charge of Dally M resumed the normal service.

Last week Melbourne, after a shocked one loss of 14-8 against St George Illawarra, was not clearly in the streak for a second consecutive subuse performance, instead producing a madness of score that has conquered their third victory in four beginnings this season.

Manly, leaving as a consecutive victories at home against Canberra and Parramatta, was without champion Tom Roomvic due to a knee injury, and is well documented as they tend to fight in his absence.

Since 2021, the Sea Eagles have won 38 of 58 games in which he played “Tommy Turbo”, but only 16 of the 48 that lost him.

Two moments of Mercurial magic Cameron Munster contributed to pushing visitors to an advantage halfway before 18-10.

The first Munster launched a classic short ball in the 12th minute for the propeller Stefano Utoikamanu to crash up close for the opening attempt.

Two minutes later, Munster did everything alone, eating and entering a gap and then lengthening to score with one hand.