Craig Bellamy has challenged his Melbourne side to deliver away from home as they prepare for their NRL clash with winless Canterbury on Saturday afternoon in Sydney. The Storm aren't expected to be troubled by the Bulldogs, who are trying to avoid becoming the first team in history to be held scoreless for four straight games. But having lost both of their away games so far, Bellamy wants to see his team at their best on the road, with the Bulldogs match at Stadium Australia. "There was a few areas we needed to improve in and we did that at home but we need to be doing that away," Bellamy said on Friday. "That's our big test this week, in those crucial areas in the game - to make sure our effort is really high in those situations away from home. "We've done it twice at home but we haven't done it for the 80 minutes away from home." Despite Canterbury's record this season, Bellamy said their effort couldn't be faulted. "They've been struggling with their game, especially scoring points, but there hasn't been a lack of effort there."
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