Reigning Man of Steel Daryl Clark will be aiming to sink his home-town club when Castleford visit struggling Warrington as part of a full First Utility Super League programme on Easter Monday . The England hooker left the Tigers at the end of last season and , despite the switch , he has kept a close eye on events at his old club . 'It was the only team I played for coming through as a youngster so it 'll feel a bit different being on the other side , ' said Clark , who is expected to recover from a busted nose sustained in Thursday 's defeat at Widnes to maintain his ever-present record for the Wolves . ' I still look out for their results to see how they 're going and I hope they do well . Daryl Clark is ready to take on his former team-mates at Castleford Tigers , his boyhood club . ' I 've seen their games and highlights on TV and they 're probably a bit like us . They 've put a few good performances together and got some good wins but they 've been poor in other games . ' I 'm not too sure what the reception for me will be , I 'll have to wait and see . ' Warrington coach Tony Smith , who persuaded owner Simon Moran to fork out Â£185,000 to buy the hooker out of his contract with the Tigers last summer , believes the player deserves a good reception from the visiting fans . 'He was super for them , he gave everything he had , ' Smith said . ' I do n't think there should be any resentment towards him . 'He was going to be lost to that club any way and the coffers that were earned from him has probably allowed them to survive a bit longer and in a much better state than they would have been otherwise . Reigning Man of Steel Clark will lead the way for Warrington Wolves as they try to end a three game losing run . 'So they should be very grateful for his talent and hope that one day he comes home to them at the end of his career . But in the meantime I think he 's got a bright future with us . ' Warrington have won their last five home games against Castleford but they have dropped to seventh place after suffering a third consecutive defeat at Widnes , who have drawn the short straw over Easter with a trip to Perpignan as they seek a their first-ever win over Catalans Dragons . Vikings coach Denis Betts has made no apology for ringing the changes , as he rests a host of regulars , including skipper Kevin Brown , his half-back partner Joe Mellor and full-back Rhys Hanbury . 'It will be a completely different side , ' Betts said . 'Three games in eight days is atrocious when you look at what we 've gone through . What happens over this Easter period could affect us for 10 weeks . Flashback : Clark says he still keenly follows the fortunes of the Tigers and hopes they do well . ' I 've got to use the squad and give others opportunities . Danny Craven and Tom Gilmore will play and Grant Gore will come into the side . It gives them an opportunity to show what they can do . 'We 'll go over there with a load of desire and purpose . Those lads have known all week they 're going to play . ' Champions St Helens will also be much changed as they look to avoid a third successive defeat when Hull visit Langtree Park for the Steve Prescott Cup . Saints coach Keiron Cunningham has called up youngsters Jack Ashworth , Ricky Bailey , Olly Davies and Lewis Charnock after Paul Wellens and Joe Greenwood joined his side 's lengthening injury list following the defeat at Wigan . Former Bradford full-back Curtis Naughton earns his first call-up for Hull , who also have former St Helens hooker Stuart Howarth in their squad . It is fourth against third at the AJ Bell Stadium where Salford will aim to continue their impressive run against a Wigan side on a high from their derby triumph over Saints . Salford , who are aiming to halt a 17-match losing run against the Warriors , are without full-back Kevin Locke after he was concussed in the win at Huddersfield , while Wigan coach Shaun Wane rests Joel Tomkins and Dom Manfredi and recalls Matty Bowen at full-back . Leeds expect to have skipper Kevin Sinfield back from a three-game absence in the top-versus- bottom clash against Wakefield , who are struggling to raise a team , according to coach James Webster . The Wildcats , who have not won at Headingley since 2007 , were without 12 senior players for their recent game at Wigan and , although three returned for Thursday 's home defeat by Catalans Dragons , their injury worries worsened , with centre Dean Collis among the latest casualties after undergoing emergency surgery for a ruptured testicle . 'We picked up another three or four injuries , ' Webster said . 'Has a club ever not fielded a team ? We 're close to that situation . Monday 's going to be a hard job for us , mentally and physically . ' In Monday 's other game , Hull KR hooker Shaun Lunt will face his parent club after Huddersfield raised no objections following his loan move to Craven Park .
Warrington Wolves host Castleford Tigers on Easter Monday . Daryl Clark will be facing the home-town club he left last year . Wolves are keen to end a a three-match Super League losing streak . Widnes Viking will rest a host of regular for visit to Catalan Dragons .