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<p>Papiss Demba Cisse may be unable to make his debut for new club Newcastle against Blackburn on Wednesday despite Senegal's early exit from the African Cup of Nations.</p><p>Cisse completed his &pound;10 million move from Freiburg earlier this month, but has yet to appear for his new club because of his participation in the ongoing tournament in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.</p><p>However Senegal&rsquo;s unexpected exit from the tournament means both Cisse and fellow Toon striker Demba Ba will return to the North East earlier than expected,  prompting speculation both could be inline for a return in time for the game at Ewood Park.</p><p>However manager Alan Pardew has admitted both players may not return to the line up on Wednesday, because of Senegal&rsquo;s plans now they have exited the tournament.</p><p>&quot;Just because Senegal are going home doesn't necessarily mean they'll be playing for us next week,&quot; Pardew told reporters. &ldquo;It's not as simple as that and I couldn't really say what their chances are.&rdquo;</p><p>&quot;We have to contact Senegal about their plans, because they might want to fly back together as a squad, but we will be pushing to get them back to Newcastle.&quot;</p><p>Newcastle have performed well in the absence of top-scorer Ba in particular and currently occupy a top six spot, but suffered a humbling 5-2 defeat against Fulham last week having taken a 1-0 lead.</p><p>While Pardew described their early return to the Sports Direct Arena as a &lsquo;big bonus&rsquo;, the former West Ham boss admitted he was worried about the psychological damage they may have suffered because of their role in Senegal&rsquo;s failed campaign.</p><p>I hope they're not too damaged because, considering Senegal's ranking, they'll be disappointed by the two results so far,&quot; said Pardew.</p><p>&quot;And they still have one game to go, which will be difficult with them already being out.</p><p>&quot;But the plus side is that they are heading back here and they will definitely be involved for the Aston Villa game on Sunday week and that is a big bonus for us.&quot;</p><p>Of more immediate concern for Pardew is his side&rsquo;s F.A Cup fourth round tie against Brighton on Saturday, a game that captain Fabricio Coloccini looks set to miss with a groin injury.</p><p>&quot;We'll just have to wait and see, but at this stage he's a doubt,&quot; Pardew commented.</p>
 
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<p>Former Barcelona star Patrick Kluivert has praised the Catalan side's brand of football as "out of this world"</p><p>Speaking to the club's official website, the Dutchman lauded: "The way they [Barcelona] play is impressive. The football they play is out of this world".</p> <p>"I've played with Xavi, [Carles] Puyol and [Andres] Iniesta, and now they are the backbone of this team.</p> <p>"When I was there, they were young, it's a real honour and pleasure to see their play bring so much success to the club."</p> <p>Kluivert also revealed that Guardiola was always destined to be a "great manager", even during his playing days.</p> <p>"He was already a leader when he was a footballer and you had the intuition that when he finished his career he would be a great manager," added Kluivert.</p> <p>"He connects with the players. He knows how he wants the team to play and he communicates that well to his players."</p> <p>The Dutchman also compared the form that Lionel Messi has had for both club and country, and blamed the selfishness of Argentina's football for the stark difference.</p> <p>"Barca plays for Messi but on the other hand when we see him play for his national side, he's different," he said.</p> <p>"When Messi plays for Barca he's simply marvellous, but with Argentina there are many players that just play for themselves."</p> <p>Kluivert played for Barcelona from 1998-2004, scoring 122 goals during his time in Catalunya.</p>
 
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