BRAD ARTHUR is loving how his bookworm Leeds players are already swotting up - but knows there's plenty still to do.
The Aussie boss took charge of his first training session on Monday after flying in on a short-term contract until the end of the season.
He has been tasked with rescuing Rhinos' play-offs bid after a campaign of inconsistency under previous coach Rohan Smith.
Leeds are four points off the top-six with 10 games to go ahead of Saturday's visit from Hull KR.
Ex-Parramatta chief Arthur, 50, has vowed to step up the professionalism in the Headingley ranks.
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