Melbourne Storm unfazed by rampaging Rabbitohs Star fullbacks Greg Inglis and Billy Slater. SOUTH Sydney's imposing win over West Tigers on Friday night didn't create too many rumblings at Melbourne Storm, who are now back among the chasing pack. The Rabbitohs' 54-10 rout of the ailing Tigers enhanced their premiership favouritism, with Storm on the second line of betting, having stumbled in recent weeks. Melbourne fullback Billy Slater watched as Greg Inglis, the most damaging custodian in the game right now, scored four-times in yet another best on ground performance. Souths are now two games clear of Storm at the top of the table, before Melbourne plays Manly tomorrow night, but Slater said he wouldn't waste time thinking about how good any of their premiership rivals were going. "I certainly watched the game and Souths are going great at the moment, you can't really fault their performance," Slater said today. But we have never really been a team to measure ourselves off others and what others are doing. It's always been about getting our own backyard in order. That's been the theme of the week at Melbourne ahead of what Slater called a "pretty important game for us" against Manly on Monday night. Slater said the problems with Storm's recent efforts were clear and they had focused on fixing them this week. "The responsibility of holding onto the football is one, mistakes were too high (against Penrith last week) for what we are about," he said. We know what we need to work on, the errors that are putting us under pressure and helping other teams escape pressure. We are confident in the team and squad we have. We've done the job in the past and it's just about attitude now. It's a pretty important game for us. Obviously two losses in a row isn't ideal but it happens occasionally, and we have to get on with it, focus on the things that are going to make us play well.