Sam Burgess will know that nothing is won at this stage of a rugby league season but a month into his first head coaching role, you suspect he will be satisfied, if nothing else, with the way his Warrington Wolves team are progressing.
Burgess has made no secret of his desire to strengthen the mental resolve of a side who undoubtedly possess the ability to challenge for silverware but last year limped their way through to the end of the season. That change was evident in key moments here as the Wolves made it three consecutive victories at a place where few teams will come and win in 2024.
