<text>  Rangi Chase says he would be happy to switch to full-back for Salford, revealing he grew up playing the role in rugby union. The former Castleford and England stand-off won the Man of Steel award in 2011 for his brilliant displays with the number six on his back but an injury crisis has left the Red Devils without three specialist full-backs for Saturdays game against Catalans Dragons in Perpignan. Coach Iesytn Harris has called up youngster Jon Ford in the absence of Kevin Locke, Niall Evalds and Ben Jones-Bishop but admits he is considering moving Chase into the full-back spot. Rangi Chase, pictured in action for England in 2013, could be set to play at full-back for Salford . Ill play wherever, Chase said. I grew up playing full-back in rugby union, so Im not unfamiliar with it. Obviously Ive not played there for a while but, if I do get put there, I will have to adjust. Obviously when were attacking it doesnt bother me but defensively youve got to make sure youre in the right spots. Ive got to make sure my communication is right if Im back there. Chase stepped into the full-back role towards the end of last Saturdays game against Hull after Evalds went off with a pulled hamstring and Harris believes he could perform the role from the start against the Dragons. Rangi is a versatile player, Harris said. He can play a little bit of nine if he has to, he can play in the halves, he can play at full-back. Hes a natural footballer and he generally creates opportunities wherever he plays on the field. And hes very much a team player, he wants to do whats best for the team. The most important thing is Rangi being on the field. Its trying to get the balance right within the team. Wherever he plays on Saturday, Chases duel with the Catalans Australian playmaker Todd Carney promises is a mouthwatering prospect, although the player himself is playing it down. Im not bothered if its Todd Carney or if its someone else, Chase said. Im not worried about him and Im sure hes not worried about me. At the end of the day, Ill just focus on my own game. Chase was in masterful form as he steered Salford to their first win of the season against Hull but he admits they will be to take a step up against a Dragons team who are near invincible at the Stade Gilbert Brutus. It was a good win in the end, Chase said. We had to dig deep for each other and hopefully we can take some confidence from that. We need to build again. It is tough going there. Theyare an aggressive side and, when theyre at home, they grow even more with their support. I think the squad they have is the best theyve had since Ive been here so Im looking forward to that. 