Addressing the Warriors' loss to the North Queensland Cowboys on Saturday night, coach Stephen Kearney honed in on two areas his team failed; composure and execution.
The stats indicated the Warriors were the better side but that didn't translate on the scoreboard, as an inability to capitalise on opportunities dominated their performance.
"It was one we let slip," Kearney said of the match. "We did some really good things out there but lacked composure at times and we just really didn't do a good enough job in trying to build some pressure on the Cowboys."
While they had less possession, the Warriors were able to break the North Queensland line on five occasions, break through 17 more tackles than the visitors and had a more effective defence.
However, the hosts made 12 errors in the match, nine of which came in the first half, and missed chances to run up the score early in the contest. It's something the side will need to address in a hurry as they eye an Anzac Day clash against the Storm in Melbourne.
