Being the captain is not the only significant change for Davis since her last appearance on a Rugby League field.

The skipper has changed careers from a solicitor and is currently undertaking her training to be a fire fighter with the Cheshire Fire Service.

Davis says she has not looked back since making the switch.

“It has been a massive career change for myself, but I like being outdoors and physical. I have just started week 14 of 16, so by the end of April the training course finishes.

“It has been probably the most challenging course I have done in my life, both mentally and physically challenging. It has been intense but rewarding.

“I got to the stage where I thought can I see myself doing this for the rest of my life and can I sit at this desk doing this job for the next 40/50 years and I sort of realised I can’t, and I realised I wanted to do something more intense and exciting and give more back to the community.”

On Sunday, the Wolves finally get their eagerly awaited Betfred Women's Super League campaign underway as they host Wigan Warriors at Victoria Park, with the fixture to be streamed on Twitch at 12:30.

Although Davis and her teammates are in familiar surroundings, they will be without fans due to current restrictions.

Davis added: “Of course, everyone is a bit gutted that even just friends and family can’t come and cheer them on, especially in our first season in Super League, but we are just happy to be back.

“We know there is a date for fans to come back and get behind us, but I think we have quite a good following on social media who make positive comments from the fans which is nice to see.

“It will be great to get them back and we will all miss them, it will be weird to play, and it be quiet, but we are just glad to be back playing.”

Davis proud to lead Women's side in debut BWSL season