A 58-point win on the weekend has Melbourne full of confidence heading into the final game of the season.
Storm ran in 11 tries against the Rabbitohs last week in a scintillating display of rugby league.
It was the performance that will do wonders for the belief of the playing group and they remain determined to not let that high standard slip at any stage.
“We want to be building momentum this time of the year,” Glasby said.
“I don’t know if we’ve really played a complete game for a long time, since I can remember, where we’ve come off the field happy with the most part of the game.
“We’ve had patches where we’ve gone away from our game plan, dropped some ball or havn’t defended as well as we’d like in certain stages.
“That was a really good performance to put together two weeks out from finals.”
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Storm will take on a Raiders side playing for pride this Saturday night at AAMI Park.
Since the two sides met in Round 20, Canberra have dropped just one of their last five games to fall just agonisingly short of a finals berth.
They are playing quality football though, something Melbourne are well aware of.
“We’ve got a big job this week, Canberra are a good team in good form so we want to continue that momentum,” Glasby said.
“We are just looking to perform well, continue to work on our game and hopefully continue with the complete performances.”
