Stefan Ratchford has mainly featured at full-back during his time at the club, however Friday’s match against Hull saw him feature in an unfamiliar role.

The 32-year-old moved to Warrington back in 2012 and has played mainly in the backs, however due to Steve Price being without 11 first team regulars, Ratchford was asked to play loose forward despite not playing in that position since the 2015 season.

The Wolves number 1 made an incredible 51 tackles against the Black and Whites when a full-back would be expected to average under 10 per game.

Ratchford was happy to play in the unusual role and says he will do whatever is best for the team.

“Last week was one of them weeks with extraordinary circumstances with what happened two days before the game. It was a case of doing your job no matter what role you were asked to do,” he said.

“Wherever I’m asked to play I will for the team because I am happy to do whatever it takes to win.

“I don’t have to change my style of play when playing. I think the fact I love playing rugby and being around a long time now helps, playing in a lot of games, seeing a lot of games and videos.

“When I watch games, I take note of the what is expected of a centre or a loose man or a second rower, so if I am called upon I know what to do in that role.”

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