Newcastle United are be in desperate need of a win after suffering three successive defeats in the English Premier League, when they travel to Stoke City.
Last year's surprise packages have not quite hit their stride yet this season, with injuries, suspensions and poor form hitting them hard. The Magpies will look to get that winning feeling yet again against Stoke at the Britannia Stadium.
"Of course it's a concern," said Pardew about Newcastle's poor run. "As a manager and as a coaching team we've changed everything we've done, we've changed some stuff which we think might help and you have to change the environment because we've got a different set of players now in terms of what we had.
"I think it's all very much now about us all pulling really strongly in whichever role that we get given.
"I don't think you need luck to win games -- you like to think that the ability of your players is good enough -- but you don't need a series of bad luck and that's what we've had in terms of injuries.
"Forget about the Europa League -- we've suffered injuries regardless of that but those games on top of those injuries have really compounded the issue. But we can't moan about it. We've got what we've got and we're going to have to get on with it.
"It's time to roll our sleeves up and show our fans how much it means to us to wear the jersey and represent Newcastle."
Newcastle will be without Steven Taylor, who suffered a hamstring injury in the 2-0 loss to Southampton on Sunday, and has been ruled out for six-eight weeks, while Yohan Cabaye faces a similar time out, after undergoing surgery to his groin.
Hatem Ben Arfa, Gabriel Obertan and Shola Ameobi will also miss the game against Stoke, although Fabricio Coloccini will return after completing a three-match suspension.
For Stoke, Michael Owen and Andy Wilkinson are expected to miss the game, along with long-term casualties Marc Wilson and Rory Delap.
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Expected lineups: Stoke: Begovic; Cameron, Shawcross, Huth, Shotton; Whelan, NZonzi, Adam, Walters, Etherington; Crouch.
Newcastle: Krul; Simpson, Taylor, Williamson, Santon; Anita, Tiote; Guttierez, Ferguson, Ba; Cisse.
Prediction: 2-1 to Newcastle
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