[BBC][Getty Images]Another win for Newcastle United as we briefly hit the heady heights of 10th place in the Premier League. The question after this weekend’s performance is, basically, does it matter how we win, as long as we win? Well, sort of, but also no. We had to win against Burnley and we did – that is the main thing. This is a huge week for Newcastle, playing away in the Champions League and then at Sunderland next weekend. We needed to go into the next seven days with momentum, which is something that has eluded us this season.Enter Yoane Wissa. Maybe here to save the day? We can at least be encouraged that a mere 96 days after signing for Newcastle United, Wissa finally made an appearance. He was met by a standing ovation at St James’ Park as he came on for the final 20 minutes against Burnley on Saturday and it was so nice to be able to welcome him to the team properly. Plus, the excitement that we now have striking options was palpable.That is not intended to disparage Nick Woltemade, our offbeat signing from the summer, who has been a season-so-far saver. He has scored and contributed to seven goals across all competitions. But Woltemade is a more dynamic and complex player than an out-and-out centre forward, comfortable dropping deep and bothering the midfield. Sometimes you just need a target man.For the short time we saw him, Wissa looked like a classic striker. He received the ball in the opposition box twice and offered a glimpse of what he could do once settled and established in on-field partnerships.If he could do that in time for Sunday’s derby, that would be ideal. No pressure.Find more from Charlotte Robson at the True Faith: Newcastle United Podcast