Newcastle United striker Papiss Demba Cissé struggling to adapt to England Pardew does not doubt his £10 million signing from Freiburg will come good in the end, but he is worried by the problems he is having settling at his new club, which are accentuated by his inability to speak English. We're not getting him in a position [to score]. So there's no point in him being on the pitch if we're not able to dominate the game and create chances where he can bring out what's best in him. Plus it's a tougher league and there are more physical centre-halves here who don't give him the time he had in the Bundesliga. He's certainly found the last couple of games tough and this Sunday [against Norwich], hopefully he'll get the message that we're trying to get to him about what he needs to do. He's a good lad and he's diligent. He can speak four languages already so I don't think learning another one is going to be a problem. I want to protect him a little bit because he got off to such a flying start, but there was always going to be a period when he's going to find it difficult and he has - make no bones about that.