Mark Cueto says victory for bottom club Sale Sharks over Leicester Tigers will set their Premiership season rolling It's not like we're the bottom of the pile and we've no clue how to fix it or there's no light at the end of the tunnel, there are a lot of positives. But when you're in the position we're in, then it's difficult not to look at the negatives and get bogged down by that. We're trying to be positive - let's get that one win and it will completely turn the whole perspective around. Sale's director of rugby, Bryan Redpath, makes three changes from last Saturday's 31-10 defeat by Bath, with suspended wing Tom Brady being replaced by Will Addison and Scotland international forwards Richie Gray and Richie Vernon both returning to the pack. Andy Powell, who on Tuesday was fined £5,000 by the Rugby Football Union for making an obscene gesture and mouthing foul language at Bath supporters, retains his place at No 8 while Danny Cipriani remains on the bench. Redpath admits the club's performances, which have yielded just one losing point from five games, have not been acceptable. There is remorse in the air, particularly in the manner of the shock defeat by London Welsh at home two weeks ago. The desire to make amends, however, is a greater motivation for Redpath and his squad. "Our last home performance was unacceptable," said Redpath. In some ways, we improved last weekend [against Bath] but still lost the game. We are against a formidable side in Leicester, so we've got to restore some pride and play with plenty of passion. Our challenge on Friday is to be at our best. The return of Youngs is a major boost not just for Leicester but also England head coach Stuart Lancaster, who will be keen to monitor the scrum-half's progress over the next month ahead of the autumn Test series. Youngs is partnered with George Ford at half-back, with Toby Flood dropping to the bench. England centre Manu Tuilagi is also back from injury in a team that sees former London Irish flanker Richard Thorpe make his Leicester debut. Leicester have suffered just one Premiership away defeat during the last 12 months and won their last five games against Sale. "The attitude and the application of the squad was first-class last week against Exeter, especially with the late problems with injuries and illness which could have disrupted us," Leicester director of rugby Richard Cockerill said. We've made a reasonable start to the season, but it is important to keep that going and focus on our own game. We've got a good squad, and all of the players will have their opportunities.