Crystal Palace V Newcastle - view commentary, squad, and statistics of the game live.Warnock keen to bring in extra helpNeil Warnock is still aiming to add to his Crystal Palace backroom staff despite bringing in Ronnie Jepson and Kevin Blackwell.The new Eagles boss is targeting one more addition to complete his Selhurst Park coaching line-up, Press Association Sport understands.Blackwell has arrived to fulfil a watching brief, similar to the role Gerry Francis played under Tony Pulis.Palace host Newcastle in Capital One Cup action on Wednesday, with Warnock warning his side to expect the visitors to be fired up by continued Tyneside unrest.United boss Alan Pardew has clung onto his job despite widespread protests from supporters calling for his head during Saturday's 2-2 home Premier League draw with Hull.Warnock now expects Newcastle to put in a strong showing in south London as his friend Pardew fights for his future."It will mean a lot to Alan, they are fighting on all fronts up there," Warnock told talkSPORT.Keen to hand fringe players the opportunity to impress against Newcastle, Warnock will resist wholesale changes after Sunday's 3-2 league victory at Everton.The former Sheffield United boss is hoping for summer recruit Brede Hangeland to take his chance to shine as he continues to settle following his Fulham switch.The former Norway captain questioned sacked Fulham boss Felix Magath's methods this week, but Warnock hailed Hangeland as the model professional."I've got to see some players play, so we've got to give people chances," said Warnock."Brede's such a gentleman: when he arrived at the club he said to me 'gaffer you won't have any problems from me, I'll work hard and I'm here for you'."He's such a gentleman like I say and he's a real pro."So I'm looking forward to seeing him play on Wednesday."Pardew is confident there is much more to come from his new boys as he attempts to convince dissenting supporters this new season can yet be one of promise.It was one of Pardew's longer-serving players who came to the rescue in his hour of need on Saturday when Papiss Cisse climbed from the bench for the first time since April and dragged the manager back from the point of no return in the eyes of his critics with a late double.The 53-year-old and his players now turn their attention to their third-round trip to Selhurst Park in a game which will give them some respite from the battle to lift the club from the foot of the league table.Just what team Pardew selects remains to be seen with the men above him having made it clear that it is the Premier League which is the priority, but if B#7million summer signing Remy Cabella is involved, his manager will hope he builds upon his most encouraging display yet against Hull.Pardew said: "I was really pleased with CabellaHe's such an important player for us with Siem (de Jong) out, and I don't think up until now he has really produced a performance which warrants his tag, the money we have spent."But I really felt he showed the character, he showed the quality that really buoyed me, if I am honest, that has buoyed me a little bit going into the next game."Pardew has the advantage of his side not playing again in the league until they head for Stoke next Monday evening, although he is likely to make several changes in addition to those enforced upon him.It will be the second time the sides have met already this season with substitute Wilfried Zaha's injury-time strike at St James' Park on August 30 securing a point for Warnock's men from a game in which they had twice led before going 3-2 down with normal time almost up
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