I think too many people are reading far too much into Sunday's game in terms of attitude.
People don't want to hear this, but a combination of our deficiencies in depth and ETH making poor tactical decisions led to what happened against Liverpool. He was also very slow to react and combined with our push to get back in the game, led to the scoreline in the second half.
Rashford alluded to parts of this during the press conference when he said the midfield, attack and defence were not communicating and connected. That was clear. However, for me it's the cost of a number of things.
1. Fred is hit or miss. When the team is flowing well, he can be a strong energetic presence. However is terrible at positioning and is not a naturally good defender. So when he feels obliged to press, he can be a headless chicken that produces exploitable gaps. We were chasing the game and were down by more than one goal, with Fred in the team, the midfield being open was always a possibility.
2. Bruno was pushed out to the left hand side. On the right, he can at least dribble with the ball and is not quite as isolated. On the left, he was completely discombobulated, all in an effort to get Antony into the team ( who was again quite ineffective). Bruno was frustrated and his inability to play and cover the left side effectively also affected Luke Shaw. These are two of our best players, yet they were both made uncomfortable in order to fit Antony and Weighorst into the xi.
3. Weighorst. The experiment with him as a no.10 at times has worked due to his pressing ability and his link up play. But Sunday showed that at the core of this, he's not really a midfielder and can't provide that element to the role. It's the reason the counter attack came so easily in the second half.
Too many out of position players, playing roles that they shouldn't be, combined with 2 or 3 inconsistent and positionally suspect players ( Fred and Dalot) against Liverpool ( a heavy pressing team) with momentum was always going to lead to disaster if our team wasn't 100%. They weren't