CAMERON SMITH reckons boss Brad Arthur has sorted Leeds in time to make Magic and reach the play-offs.
The Rhinos skipper returns from a one-game ban to line-up against Warrington at Elland Road tomorrow.
They round off the first day of Magic Weekend action when all of Super League battle it out.
Leeds are seventh, four points off the top six with six games remaining.
But they walloped champions Wigan 30-4 last weekend, a second win in four games since Aussie Arthur took over from sacked Rohan Smith.
That hinted at what the eight-time Super League champions could do and Smith joked: "I'm waiting to see if I get the nod! I missed last week and the boys put in an awesome performance.
"That's been due a couple of weeks. We're expecting a tough game with Warrington.
"It always is when we face them.
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