The four-time Grand Final-winning Leeds coach, 51, replaces James Webster who left last week by mutual consent after opting to focus on his studies and lecturing work at Leeds Beckett University. "I was confident that I would take the job because it's a club I want to lead," he added. "I want to bring success to the club. "If he's fit and available Stokes plays, and all the other pieces of the jigsaw just fall into place after that." "He's not my type of guy. He's not somebody I'd want to be friends with.