Eddie Hoo takes a “waiting and vision” way to Alexander Isak, Kiran Tripr and Anthony Gordon on Monday night before Monday’s journey.
Isaac and Tripor both took a heavy shot against England in Brentford on Wednesday night as they played with England on international mission and missed at St. James’ park in the middle of the week.
“Wait and see today, of course, I had a medical update yesterday but I see them for the first time today. I hope we feel good. I don’t think we have any big wounds on Wednesday night.
Eddie Hoo before Monday:
“Today we wait and we see, I see them for the first time today (Kieran Tripier and Alexander Isak). Pic.twitter.com/rol50fgbwa
— Newcastle United (@nufc) April 4,
“I haven’t had yet to get back to full training,” he said. “Another side we are watching.
“He has done individual training. Group training has not been done. He still doesn’t feel 100% pain.
List of stagnant players can prevent Newcastle
Newcastle are sixth in the Premier League on Saturday and are still hoping to secure a place in the Champions League next season.
But Hoo is concerned that their composition may have problems to maintain their recent good forms, especially with the crowded list of games.
“Yes, especially with the number of games we have won in a short time,” he said. “We have won three games in six days (we will start on April 13).
“That will be a test period for us, but we have to try and manage this period is really compatible with the players we have. We need to monitor everyone.
he speaks to the middle
Newcastle’s power is in Isaac’s goals and three midfielders by Bruno Guimarais, Joylingon and Sandro Tonali.
Asked if he felt the three players were in the best midfielder on his starting journey, Hoo said: “It’s difficult for me to give a decisive answer, but I just look at those individual players.
“You want the invention that Bruno can bring, the good decisions that Sandro brings and the physical presence of Joyinton.
“They will get there. With every game, perhaps, understanding each other will be better and stronger.
Hoo insists that lester is dangerous despite its recent sad form.
On paper, a trip to Leicester must be a routine task with Foxes who have lost their last seven Premier League games without scoring, but Hoo insists it will be a tough game at the King Power Stadium.
“We know they are dangerous, we know they have good players,” he said. “Jimy Vardy is still a big threat. It brings the unique characteristics we need to control. Rud (Van Nistello) has made him play well so we have to be on our own guards, not an easy game.
Leicester are 19th in the Premier League with 12 points of safety and apparently moving to the tournament.