Bruno Guimarães may have to be patient as Newcastle United midfield trio are undroppable

To get three wins on the bounce in the Premier League - no matter where you are in the Premier League table - is a brilliant achievement.

So we've done that now but what they have shown me is that they are finding different ways to win matches.

I thought the high tempo pressing game was exceptional against Everton but they showed a great battling spirit against Villa.

In fact, Villa were probably the better team but Newcastle showed that they could dig in and fight.

United had a great shape though and looked like they had a good spirit about them - all the things that you look for in a successful team.

Obviously, the good thing is the new signings are making an impact and in different ways.

Kieran Trippier from the moment he walked in has improved Newcastle and scored some vital goals.

Matt Targett was impressive against Everton and Dan Burn comes in and was outstanding against Villa, he showed what he's about in the left-sided centre-back position.

He has shown his quality but left-sided centre-backs are hard to come by so to find that type of quality.

Chris Wood is an important too, he's not one who looks for limelight, he's a player's player and does his work in the team.

Yes he will want a goal as all strikers do but the manager will be happy with his contributions.

His defensive work was superb and Dan was calm and composed on the ball, never wasting a pass on his debut.

That's all good but it is about confidence really.

And the players will always respond in a positive manner to better or new players coming in the building.

The best example of that is Bruno Guimarães who has come in the midfield area and consquently the other midfielders are suddenly in their best form for a long, long time.

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