in the season United faulted at times especially at home. I'm well aware that over the summer around 50 goals have left the team's squad. That is if you add all of the departed goals from Ched Evans, Lee Williamson and Stephen Quinn. I think my frustration is that looking at the squad there is definitely potential for more goals. Nick Blackman and Dave Kitson certainly have the ability the score more goals, as do the rest of the strikers. Maybe as the season goes on they will start to flow but at the moment United seem to be playing a little like Charlton did last year. Out of all the promoted teams they impressed me less as each week rolled by. Sure, picking up 1-0 wins every week is impressive but every time I watched them or read about their results it seemed they were out played and nicked a victory thanks to a set piece. That could be ultra critical of both Charlton and United. I'm sure that there is much more to both sides. What got me thinking this way was the victory over Walsall last week. The Blades played against 10 men for just over an hour and created very little. They had the lead after Blackman converted the penalty which had led to the sending off, but after that it was a slow laboured performance and if anything Walsall could have pinched a point had it not been for an excellent save from George Long.