As he looks to pick up the pieces from Monday's mauling at the hands of Melbourne, Warriors coach Nathan Brown is reminding his men that the pain of one horror half shouldn't wipe out the gains made in their nine previous halves.
The ANZAC Day thrashing will take some getting over but Brown is quick to point out that the Warriors only trailed 16-10 at the break and were coming off a creditable loss to the Roosters and three wins on the bounce before that.
Brown is well aware that conceding 10 tries in 31 minutes is unacceptable but he knows some of his younger players have suffered enough and he won’t be rubbing salt into the wounds with mass changes for this week’s Canberra game.
“We need to be mindful that coming into that game we all felt we were making some reasonable progress and at half-time we felt we were a touch unlucky not to be leading,” Brown said on Wednesday.
“If we called the game off at half-time we would have thought we were heading in the right direction but when that happens it certainly sets you back a bit.
“When the Storm find one or two players who aren’t on their game they don’t let up, where other teams do let up on you.
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Topic: We have to own it but we don't have time to dwell on it: Brown
