Shane Flanagan fires up on return to Cronulla Sharks Shane Flanagan supervises training on Saturday after being re-instated. Picture: Kristi Miller Source: The Sunday Telegraph SHANE Flanagan has made up his for 14 days in the wilderness by letting fly in a 40-minute review of Cronulla's first two games. The popular coach returned to Sharks Stadium yesterday to put his team through their paces after being stood down as part of a management review. Flanagan was met with smiles and cheers from his players, but that didn't stop the coach from laying down the law ahead of today's home clash with the Warriors. Flanagan delayed a scheduled 10am ballwork session for a video review of the two matches he was forced to miss. "He touched on both games and let us have it a bit," five-eighth Todd Carney said. Our session was a lot longer and he got across what he had to with a few rockets thrown in. He expects a lot from us. We have to produce tomorrow or we will get another (rocket) on Monday. Flanagan said he didn't have time to overhaul the side and was working to the plan set out by his assistant Peter Sharp. Carney said the Sharks could not afford to rely on the emotion of having Flanagan back to rack up their second win of the year. "It is good for the boys and we all wanted him back," Carney said. It helps having him here. We needed our head coach back. Everyone has grown in confidence, but we are not going to take the Warriors lightly. They are a team that can put on a score. The excitement factor will be there because he is back. There were plenty of smiling faces today. But you can't win a game on just adrenalin and excitement. You need to do your job and work hard. Carney said the Sharks did not overhaul their preparations yesterday. "The game plan will stay together," Carney said. There were a few minor touches but that is all. We still have a lot to work on and but we are confident with where we are and know the job ahead.