LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
"He's not going to accept anything less than 100 percent effort and commitment from his players.
And that's the sort of attitude we want at Warrington."
Burgess' reputation as a hard-hitting, no-nonsense player precedes him, and it seems he is bringing that same intensity to his coaching style.
"He's always been a leader on the field, and now he's going to be a leader off it," Chambers added.
"He's not afraid to speak his mind and hold people accountable.
That's the kind of coach we've been looking for."
The Warrington Wolves have struggled in recent seasons, failing to make an impact in the Super League.
But with Burgess at the helm, there is renewed hope and excitement among the players and fans.
"He's a winner, plain and simple," said Wolves forward David Davis.
"He knows what it takes to succeed at the highest level, and he won't settle for anything less.
I think he's going to bring a new level of professionalism and discipline to the club."
Burgess' departure from South Sydney may have been acrimonious, but it seems to have only fueled his determination to succeed at Warrington.
"He's got a point to prove," said Wolves captain Jack Hughes.
"He wants to show everyone that he made the right decision and that he can turn this club around.
I have no doubt that he will."
With his relentless pursuit of excellence and no-nonsense approach, Sam Burgess is set to make a lasting impact on the Warrington Wolves and the Super League as a whole.
The club is eagerly awaiting his arrival and the positive changes he will bring.