The Brisbane Broncos have heaped more pressure on the Warriors after a 25-10 win.

Warriors owner Eric Watson has backed under-fire coach Andrew McFadden to see out the season at Mt Smart.

McFadden is on a 10-match losing streak that includes defeats in the opening two rounds of the 2016 season. The Warriors face a tough match against the Melbourne Storm at Mt Smart on Sunday.

But Watson called for patience with the 38-year-old McFadden.

ANDREW CORNAGA/PHOTOSPORT Warriors coach Andrew McFadden McFadden is on a 10-match losing streak that includes defeats in the opening two rounds of the 2016 season

"He's not going anywhere," Watson told Trackside Radio.

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"He's got the capability and ability to be a great coach.

FAIRFAX NZ Warriors owner Eric Watson says it's too early to call in a replacement coach for Andrew McFadden and has pleaded for patience despite the team's horror run of results.

"It's early days in his career. We've invested a lot into the coaching team ... into Andrew … he's got a good team around him".

The public show of support from Watson will be heartening for McFadden who has struggled since taking over from Matthew Elliott early in the 2014 season.

Critics in Australia have ramped up pressure on McFadden, regularly predicting his removal from the Warriors job.

But Watson is willing to give McFadden time in his first assignment as a head coach at this level.

"Everyone loves, in the Aussie media in particular, stories about sackings," Watson said.

"He needs some time. It's two games in there's a long way to go.

"He's got my full support. We have to be patient".

The stream of alternative names thrown around fall on deaf ears for Watson.

"There's a lot of people who would like to coach the Warriors," Watson told Trackside Radio.

"We have the one there now who's most capable of taking us through to finals football."

The focus on McFadden has intensified this year with the high-profile signings of fullback Roger Tuyivasa-Sheck and hooker Issac Luke giving the team huge potential that has yet to be realised.

The Warriors have had a sorry history of sacking coaches.

McFadden is their 10th coach since the club entered the NRL under the guidance of English coach John Monie in 1995.

Monie and Australian Daniel Anderson are the only coaches who have a winning record of 50 per cent or better with the inconsistent outfit.