Cameron Smith believes Rohan Smith has restored some old-fashioned values to Leeds Rhinos – grit, determination and a willingness to put their head in where it hurts. Aussie head coach Smith has presided over two wins from three games since arriving at Headingley as Richard Agar’s successor.
Agar quit in March after a disastrous start to the campaign but club legend Jamie Jones-Buchanan steadied the ship and new boss Smith has harnessed a collective desire among the players. That unity was evident in the Rhinos’ defensive display during last Friday’s stunning 40-4 demolition of Warrington Wolves, according to loose forward Smith.
“I think Rohan’s brought the togetherness back to the group,” the 23-year-old told Leeds Live. “Everybody wants to jump on board with how he wants to play and he is allowing us to express ourselves.
