D'arcy And Goran

Warriors forward Adam Blair admits the team have a problem dealing with adversity in games – and belief dips when things go against them.Speaking after the side's 32-10 loss to Melbourne on Saturday night, the 33-year-old veteran said the team is currently "not tough enough as a group" to stay in the contest when momentum turns late in matches.It's a staggering admission, especially from a senior player, but is also refreshingly honest.And it's the only way to explain the bizarre sequence on Saturday night, where one of the Warriors' best opening 30 minutes of the season was followed by an ugly collapse, as the Storm scored 30 unanswered points.The worst aspect of the reversal was just after halftime; Melbourne scored from their opening set after the kickoff, which seemed to drain all the fight out of the Warriors.Saturday's defeat was their fourth on the trot at home, and continued a pattern of fading after halftime."You start the second half and something doesn't go your way, and it's kinda like we think it