Manchester United are rebuilding, says manager David Moyes

Manchester United boss David Moyes says the club are "rebuilding" after a 2-0 Premier League defeat to Everton. United's 11th Premier League defeat of the campaign means it is mathematically impossible for them to qualify for next season's Champions League. Last season's champions are seventh in the table with four games left. "I think that everybody knows we are on track to make changes and do some different things," said Moyes. "We are rebuilding." He added: "I understand it has not been good, I recognise it has not been good, and it needs to be better." The defeat marked a disappointing return to Goodison Park for Moyes - who spent 11 years at Everton's manager. He was given a mixed reception by the Everton fans and he admitted he did not enjoy his return. "I did not enjoy the result that's for sure," Moyes told BBC Radio 5 live."I've got to say I was so focused on my own job that I did not take anything in. I couldn't tell you if it was a good one (reception) or a bad one." Moyes was pleased with elements of his side's performance. "Bits of the performance were quite good and we certainly didn't deserve to go into the break 2-0 down," he said. "We gave away two terrible goals but prior to that we passed the ball brilliantly well, kept the ball, had great control of the game. "What we couldn't do is make enough chances but we had a great control and we got done by two stupid decisions. "We didn't have a final through pass at times, we didn't have a final finish when they came and there weren't very many of them. "That was the disappointing part, that we just couldn't do that in the final third but I couldn't fault how we played because we kept the ball incredibly well." Moyes added: "Credit to Everton - they defended deep and they hit us on the counter attack "We didn't have any killer instinct, and if you concede goals like we did today, then you are not going to win games."