Coloccini sidelined by hamstring injury

Newcastle defender can be forced in order to miss next 4 matches alongside condition
Newcastle skipper Fabricio Coloccini
Argentine defender Fabricio Coloccini joined Newcastle from Deportivo La Coruna within 2008
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew says skipper Fabricio Coloccini may very well be sidelined for 4 matches with a hamstring injury.
The 30-year-old came off at half-time in their impressive 3-1 victory over West Bromwich Albion due to a hamstring issue.
Pardew claims Coloccini is out of Sunday’s Barclays Premier League match against Liverpool.
"You may well lose him for three or simply 4 games, now it may be hard without him," Pardew told the entire club's official web pages.
"We are going to come with to cross our fingers and hope which he's going that would be OK for the entire run-in. He's not going in order to make upcoming week [against Liverpool] - I am 100% pretty sure of which.
"Fabricio typically is so significant to you and additionally to be able to lose him may hurt us."
Newcastle are generally now amount on points with fifth-placed Chelsea after producing a accomplished attacking show at the actual Hawthorns on Sunday.
Papiss Cisse scored twice, with Hatem Ben Arfa scoring the actual some other objective, because the actual Magpies hit 50 points for the very first time because the particular 2005/06 venture.
"[On Sunday] some of us played the particular champagne sports that we all are really capable of," added Pardew. "A few of our initially half show was actually great. It was an actually solid performance.
"The actual players have earned massive credit for a fantastic performance.
"I didn't imagine we'd be level with Chelsea alongside eight games to go. Possibly it would take place with regard to the initial 10 games in the event you get a fantastic begin, that is what we all did.
"That would have the same points at Chelsea at this stage is actually phenomenal actually and additionally you need to consume your individual hats off to be able to the particular players."