Elliott said he was delighted with the effort of his players at Eden Park.
"I'm always disappointed when we don't win," he said.
"We've got to remind ourselves that we've got a team capable of winning every football game we go into.
"The reality of the NRL is that it's not going to happen every week, so we're disappointed, but we came up with a decent baseline there as far as application and effort."
After conceding an early try, the Warriors did have their chances over the remainder of the first half but mistakes meant they didn't capitalise.
Elliott conceded that his side's attack still needed work, although he felt it was good enough to have carried them to a win against the Roosters.
"We had some opportunities in the first half that we didn't execute very well," he said.
"It's a little bit of a structural thing and that comes into my court, but we will gain fluency."
two weeks - two disappointing performances so far. :lol:
