Craig Bellamy believes re-signed centre Will Chambers has Origin potential Will Chambers has been in fine form for the Melbourne Storm. MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy believes centre Will Chambers is in the sort of form which could prove irresistible to Queensland selectors. Chambers, the two-try hero of Storm's Anzac Day win over the New Zealand Warriors, recently spurned offers from other NRL clubs and rugby union to commit to Melbourne until the end of 2017. A chorus of applause from the players rang out when Chambers delivered the news and few were as happy as Bellamy, who knows the value of the 24-year-old. The coach spent a lot of time with Chambers last season when he suffered a rare blood disorder that threatened his career. The normally bubbly centre recovered in time to play a "wonderful game" in last year's Grand Final and he has been a permanent fixture in the team this season, scoring four times. With changes to the Maroons backline likely this year, Bellamy predicted there could be "big things ahead" for Chambers. "He's a wonderful young person but he's a wonderful player, and we think he is only going to get better," Bellamy said. (Last year) was a harrowing time for Will and the rest of the club; he is a pretty popular player. It was tough what he went through but he's over that now. He is a proud Queenslander and we don't think he is too far away from Origin. The way he is playing at the moment he is making it difficult for selectors to leave him out. Chambers, who left Storm after the 2009 grand final win and spent two years playing rugby with the Queensland Reds, said his relationship with Bellamy made his decision to stay easier. It's a place I love playing my footy. And with the coach being here for a few more years, it made the decision a hell of a lot easier. There was interest elsewhere and I did look around, but I am happiest here," he said. Bellamy said when Chambers first left the club, he didn't expect to see him again. Will was very keen to play in the (rugby) World Cup . . . he always had that yearning. It didn't work out quite as he hoped but we were only too happy to have him back," he said.