TBF as terrible as they are they're surely not THAT much worse than Burnley or Milton Keynes. So it's still a pretty big improvement, although Rooney and RVP were still playing really poorly.
Di Maria though, amazing. On first impression signing an entire new team of much better players looks like it's worked out OK.
I didn't think Rooney did that bad TBH. He was coming deep for the ball again, which when you've got Mata and Di Maria on the pitch he doesn't need to do, but hopefully he'll get used to actually having players who can get the ball up the pitch for once. He took his goal well (though it was shocking defending...), and a lovely run off Di Maria that set up Herrera's goal.
Granted he didn't look fully on the boil, but I think you're being a bit too harsh on him. RVP was awful though, hardly saw him all game apart from having a tantrum when it wasn't given to him. He needs to buck up IMO, especially now he's got LVG in... he can't trade on their relationship too long, as LVG will drop him if he sees fit. Today he looked like the disillusioned player we saw under Moyes.
Defensively we still looked frail, luckily QPR were far too awful to capitalise. Blackett had a few Rio-esque lapses today that could've been costly, but in a way I'm kinda glad he's getting the chance to learn in the first team in games like this. Evans blew hot and cold, and Rafael was getting caught out high up the pitch as usual, there were a few chances to break down our left in the first half, luckily most were stopped by the linesman. Rojo was hardly seen, which given he had no defending to do, and didn't exactly need to attack down the left with Di Maria doing it all, I'm not too fussed about.
Of the other new guys, Di Maria obviously impressed going forward, but also was noticeable in tracking back and getting the ball near our own area, happened quite a few times (not least for Herrera's goal). Blind impressed me to, he was no nonsense breaking up their attacks and not giving their midfield time. He was keen to get the ball of the defence (no hoofing it up), generally looked for the forward pass, and also got himself in the action on the edge of the box - the kind of area Rooney had it last year, only to find no one in front of him....
Falcao ran a fair bit, and always looked to break forward after laying it off, which is nice given how last year we hardly got men in the box in open play.