Melbourne won't take time to savour the NRL minor premiership with their attention turning to their qualifying final against defending champions North Queensland

Storm ready to tackle Cowboys

Melissa Woods - AAP on September 4, 2016, 5:51 am

The Storm were completing it against the Cronulla , winning 26-6, to ensure the minor pervasiveness in the last round of the general competition.

Boss Cameron Smith said winning the JJ Giltinan Shield proposed an astonishing measure to his social event, however recalled that it would be immediately dismissed with the finals starting one weekend from now.

The Storm will have the Cowboys at AAMI Park - the same venue where North Queensland obtained a disturbing 32-12 hardship in the preliminary most recent a year back to end Melbourne's title wishes.

The Storm have won both their question this year however Smith said finals were a substitute story.

"This is finals and these people are the mind-boggling premiers so they know how to play these vital crossing point," Smith said starting late they've had an outright not too unpleasant record down in Melbourne and when you win a restriction you don't fear any get-together or any venue and we're aware of that.

"In any case, by the day's end this is our home ground and we have an absolutely conventional record and our target will be to keep that set up."

The champ of the Storm-Cowboys last will have week two off and move straight through to the preliminary last.