The new-look Newcastle side I want Jaissle to start at Fulham - Four changes
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16-second readThe NUFC Blog reports that Newcastle's trip to Fulham might be a crucial fixture for manager Matthias Jaissle, following four defeats in their last five games and a cup exit. The team has faced pressure after a 1-0 loss to Everton. Jaissle may need to make changes to the team's formation and lineup. The current 4-2-3-1 formation has been questioned.

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The NUFC Blog reports that Newcastle's trip to Fulham might be a crucial fixture for manager Matthias Jaissle, following four defeats in their last five games and a cup exit. The team has faced pressure after a 1-0 loss to Everton. Jaissle may need to make changes to the team's formation and lineup. The current 4-2-3-1 formation has been questioned.
The NUFC Blog suggests four changes to the Newcastle lineup for the Fulham match, including switching to a 4-3-3 formation. Malick Thiaw is proposed to replace Fabian Schar at the back, while Sean Steur and Lewis Miley could start in midfield alongside Nico Gonzalez. Matias Fernandez-Pardo is suggested for the right side in attack, replacing Anthony Elanga.
The proposed lineup by the NUFC Blog includes Hornicek in goal, Dedic, Thiaw, Burn, and Hall at the back, with Miley, Gonzalez, and Steur in midfield, and Fernandez-Pardo, Osula, and Barnes in attack. If Lewis Miley is not fit, Joelinton or Willock could replace him, and Bazoumana Toure might start if Fernandez-Pardo is out.
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Saturday's trip to Fulham might just be a make-or-break fixture for Matthias Jaissle. After four defeats in our last five, a cup exit and the crowd turning in Monday night's miserable 1-0 loss to Everton, the pressure is on. But how will the German react? Will he adapt, make changes and tweak with a failing 4-2-3-1 formation, or stand by his guns and go again? We would like to see four changes and a switch in formation this weekend, as something simply must change if we're to turn things around.
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