I think this will be a tight game and a 0-0 which is unheard of under Emery.
We don't have anybody to fear, and I don't think they'll be daft enough to think that our non-performance earlier in the season will have any bearing on the weekend's game. I don't think we've played especially well in the games against Leicester and Forest, so will have to up the performance levels, but Emery has already said as much so don't think there'll be any complacency. Apparently they were a bit shit first half against Brentford, so it's not just us who aren't entirely consistent at the moment.I think player for player the two teams are fairy well matched, although the thought of Saint-Maximin up against Young worries me a bit.On the place and people, I think it's a great city, and have never met a proper fan in the wild, other than a few "second favourite team, love a bit of Newky Brown, me" types during the Keegan years.
I worked with a guy who was a Newcastle fan. Lovely bloke, good at his job, helpful - really knew his football and didn't take it all too seriously. Sadly he took his own life last year. RIP Jim.
What a feeling this is to go into a top of the table game against a very decent team but having faith that we will be giving it one hell of a go.A little worried by our growing injury list so would be a little more comforted by knowing maybe Cash and Bouba were back in contentionWe are not hearing anything about PC so have no idea if he is even trainingThe most important thing is that they will come to win, rather than parking the bus, and that will give us opportunities to get behind them.This could be a cracker1-0 us - Watkins