Storm's Smith says NRL team attitude poor Melbourne skipper Cameron Smith says the Storm need an attitude adjustment after crashing to their first loss of the NRL season. The Storm were comprehensively outplayed by Canberra, with centre Blake Ferguson starring in the 24-20 victory at AAMI Park. "There's a bit of a feeling out there that we just turn up and, because we're playing at AAMI Park and we're wearing a Storm jersey, that it's just going to happen for us and it doesn't," said Smith. We need a huge turnaround in our attitude towards our football. Despite their previously unbeaten status, Smith felt they hadn't delivered a full 80-minute performance all season and had only managed to get home on effort. Melbourne are in for some tough days on the training paddock as they look to fix some defensive weaknesses on the fringes, exposed by the Canberra backline, before taking on Penrith next Sunday. Centres Justin O'Neill and Will Chambers missed eight first-half tackles between them as Ferguson crossed twice. The Storm lifted in the second half but it was too little too late. They delivered similar performances in their past two home games but still managed to eke out victories. "We've got to start playing for 80 minutes, not just when we get behind," said coach Craig Bellamy. That's a trait I don't particularly like in our footy team so that's something I will be looking to fix up. Canberra's Ferguson put his hand up for NSW State of Origin selection while skipper and five-eighth Terry Campese was solid in his first start in more than a year following knee surgery. Campese said his side, now four and four, needed to use confidence gained from the win as a springboard for the season. "We have to learn now we can match it with the best sides," Campese said. The Raiders' win was all the more impressive given their huge injury toll. As well as a number of regulars out, they lost forwards Joe Picker and Tom Learoyd-Lahrs early in the game, although Picker made a late re-appearance after his head cleared. Learoyd-Lahrs will undergo scans on suspected nerve damage in his ankle while young hooker Glen Buttriss could miss their next home game against Newcastle after suffering a compound fracture of his finger and a calf injury.