We've conceded 11 goals in the league - that site does not yet have yesterday's result on it. These have come in 8 games (4 clean sheets from 12). Which simply means we don't concede 2 very often (in fact the only time we've conceded more than 1 was the 4 at WHL), but we generally give up a goal. Sorry, but that's not my definition of a "not weak" defense. I'd also far rather have Man United's average of a clean sheet every other game than one in 3 like we do. You can't lose when you keep a clean sheet.
So while I can agree it's a decent effort because we restrict our opponents to a goal max, we seem to be sacrificing elements of our faltering attack in order to achieve it (we're 12th in terms of goals scored). Which explains why we are not higher up the table - Newcastle and Man City have also conceded 11 each, yet are 6 and 15 points better off respectively. And for reference, in the 3 games where we didn't trouble the scorers, we lost 2. It's almost like we're parking the bus, isn't it? Even at Anfield. Roy Evans must be tearing his eyes out.