Western Sydneys new vice-captain Mitch Nichols admits it will feel peculiar walking out of the tunnel at Spotless Stadium.The Wanderers temporary home ground, where last seasons grand finalists will play eight games this A-League this campaign, will be put to use for the first time on Sunday night when they host Newcastle.Even in new surroundings, an electric atmosphere is something Tony Popovics men can count on.With Spotless 24,000 capacity making it only slightly larger than the under-construction Pirtek Stadium, the famously vocal red-and-black faithful are sure to fill the stands.But on the field where it counts most, Nichols challenged his team to ensure that when they walk back down that tunnel after the match, the oval-shaped AFL venue truly belongs to them.Its very different and we have to get used to it, Nichols said.But its about us turning into a fortress like at Pirtek, where people didnt like going there.We didnt do that at ANZ Stadium in the first home game (against Sydney FC) so weve got to go out there and send our fans home happy.So we need to take our game in front of our crowd, perform and get the three points.Achieving that will be partly down to how well the Wanderers at-times shaky defence contains a rampant Jets attack that put four unanswered goals past powerhouse Brisbane last weekend.Sparky winger Andrew Nabbout has a new lease of life under coach Mark Jones and has excellent front-third partners in Andrew Hoole, Steven Ugarkovic, Wayne Brown and Morten Nordstrand.The Wanderers are also confident after admirably rebounding from their opening 4-0 Sydney derby thrashing, setting things right over defending champions Adelaide thanks to a second-half double from super-sub Brendon Santalab.Its about us continuing from the Reds. That second half was really positive away from home, Nichols said.Newcastle has started well. We know what they do and their front line with Nabbout and Hooley is dangerous.We need to play to our strengths. If we keep the ball and move it around we wont give them a chance to attack.Sunday will also provide a new experience for midfielder Dimas, who after serving as temporary captain for two games will wear the armband permanently following the exit of Nikolai Topor-Stanely.The experienced Spaniard, who joined in 2015, hoped to take the club to big places in its fifth season and backed the beautiful games universal language to overcome any verbal barriers with teammates.In the field, the football language for everything is the same, Dimas said.In the field I dont have problems and my teammates help me a lot.This is a fantastic club that deserves to win a grand final, hopefully this year. 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PAUL, Minn.SAN FRANCISCO -- New York Mets right-hander Matt Harvey will skip his scheduled start on Saturday against the Pittsburgh Pirates, making it even more likely he could start the All-Star game. Manager Terry Collins made the announcement before the Mets series finale Wednesday with the San Francisco Giants. He says a minor blister has recently bothered the young ace. Harvey is a top candidate to start the All-Star game for the National League next Tuesday night at Citi Field, the Mets home. "No. 1, hes thrown 130 innings and hes going to be limited this summer," Collins said. "Part of the reason is also his blister issue." "We need to back him off and now is a good time," Collins said. "If he pitches in the All-Star game hell be ready for it." Harvey is 7-2 with a 2.35 ERA and leads the league with league with 147 strikeouts. The 24-year-old Harvey said being ready to pitch in the All-Star game didnt have much to do with the decision to skip his next start. "My goal is to finish a full season," he said. "The last thing I want to do is find myself at 210 innings at the very beginning of September and get shut down again. That was not fun. So finishing a whole season is definitely iimportant, and I know its important to them, as well as it is for me.dddddddddddd" Harvey matched his career high with 121 pitches in the Mets 16-inning win over the Giants on Monday. San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy will guide the NL team and yet to make an announcement. Bochy hinted at the likelihood about a week ago, but St. Louis ace Adam Wainwright is in the mix. Collins will also be a part of the All-Star Game as a member of Bochys coaching staff. Harvey said the blister began to bother him during his start against Washington on June 28. "Obviously I dont like not playing or being able to participate," Harvey said. "But I think in the long run Id rather miss a start now than miss all of September and not be able to pitch because of an innings limit." Collins says Harvey will throw limited innings this season, but the number hasnt been determined. "I dont have a say in really what goes on," Harvey said. "Right now everything feels fine, but they feel like at 130-plus innings, whatever I have, in order to stay on path for a full season, they felt this was a good time to skip, so Im on board for that." Carlos Torres (0-1, 0.51 ERA) will replace Harvey at Pittsburgh. ' ' '