I could probably just copy and paste last weeks blog, and change a few things around after the last week. I could possibly try to find another 1000 words (Mark Bright Tweeted me to say my blogs are too long?) trying to explain why things a taking a while to kick start again. I could even go into depth about my feelings of disappointment on Wednesday morning (which were slightly lifted by 10.30pm that night) after bowing out of a competition we should be aiming to win (all credit to Brentford though and good luck for the rest of the season). I’m certainly not going to be drawn into a will he\wont he nonsense debate about David Moyes’ future.

When your team has had a somewhat underwhelming opening to a new campaign and achieved just a solitary point against eleven men on community service, or Wolves as they are known, the last thing you really want to see is United next on your handy credit card sized fixture list.
Although actually in recent times our record against Manchester’s red side has improved greatly in comparison to the early days of the Premier League. However, it is still an exceptionally daunting task for any club and their supporters, and one of the first matches everyone looks for.

Firstly I'd like to apologise for the time since my last blog. I can assure you it has been just as a frustrating affair for me as I have a laptop that has decided 'Z' is the only letter it wants to process, it looks like I have fallen asleep on keyboard.* Which is probably technologies attempt at irony as I try to write about Everton's start to the season.