While I have a few moments, a little look ahead to this weekend's Premier League action and how it will affect the APLT.
First up, it's Manchester United v Newcastle United. The Red Devils are the only team to have a perfect Par score to date, and they'll want to keep up that early season momentum with a win against big-spending Newcastle United. So far the Magpies have managed a home draw with Southampton and a loss away to Swansea, but a less technical Manchester United side will provide them with a different test. Last season, the lads in black and white could only collect a paltry four points on their travels, so they will be hoping that Man Utd's midweek exertions in Europe will have an impact.
It's a Par 3 for Man Utd.
Man Utd win = 0
Draw = -2
Newcastle Utd win = -3
Next up teetering Tottenham travel to table-topping Leicester hoping for a much-needed win. It's a Par 3 away, and while Leicester have a 100% record this season, last season saw them collect the maximum points at home on just seven occasions. Anything but a win would see Spurs dropping dangerously low in the APLT, and even at this early stage, would be serious cause for concern.
Par 3 for Spurs.
Spurs win = -3
Draw = -5
Leicester win = -6
On to Sunday, and Champions Chelsea travel to West Brom, hoping to regain some ground after being pasted by Manchester City last week. The baggies have collected just 1 point from their two games so far and, like Leicester, won just seven home games last season. Despite that, it's a Par 1 match for Chelsea and the perfect opportunity to make up some ground on the APLT, where they are some way off the pace.
Chelsea win = -1
Draw = -3
West Brom win = -4
Manchester City, meanwhile, travel a few miles West to Everton and will hope to continue their title challenge with the maximum points again. The Toffees have started brightly and seem to have more about them that last season, when they lost five times at Goodison Park. Par 1 for City, but they'll want all three points on a ground where they have not traditionally performed to their best.
Man City win = +4
Draw = +2
Everton win = +1
Southampton have every need to make up points on the APLT, where they currently languish in last place and face the very real threat of expulsion from the table entirely. Travelling to newly promoted Watford, the Saints will be keen to improve their fortunes. It's a par 3, so the best they can hope for is to hold steady on minus five, but they will be wanting to show a clean pair of heels to the relegation spots in the traditional table as soon as possible.
Southampton win = -5
Draw = -7
Watford win = -8
Monday night rounds off the action with an APLT head-on clash between Arsenal and Liverpool. The Gunners will be looking for the maximum, while a draw would be a great result for the reds. A win for Brendan Rodgers' reds would open up an astonishing eight point gap between the sides in the APLT.
Arsenal win = ARS -1, LFC +1
Draw = ARS -3, LFC +2
Liverpool win = ARS -4, LFC +4
Current standings: