Some needless clichés in that skysports article, but it's hard to argue with the fact that we've been negative so far. I also agree that the players are just not showing the sort of commitment that's needed when the going gets tough like this. It may entirely be me mis-reading things, but looking at the expression on our players' faces at the end of the match, I didn't see a whole lot of pain, anguish or even disappointment.
Still, on a brighter note, one thing I will give Moyes credit for is slowly but surely rewarding good performances and punishing poor ones. I'd have preferred it if he learnt faster, but sticking with Januzaj and Nani on the wings and Jones at CB, and giving Evans a chance alongside him (which I think he took really well) are all good decisions, for me. It's also coincided with awful performances this season from Young, Valencia and Rio, who we're consequently seeing less of, which is also good. I hope this trend will continue, and he learns from Giggs' showing yesterday, for instance. Ideally, he would use Rooney's drop in form to change things up in the attacking department a bit with the formation/personnel, but that might be asking too much.
