It's a mentality thing. To be brutally honest it started to appear as soon as they had some success under Bielsa. All of a sudden they decide that they are Billy Big Bollocks and have cracked it. That's a normal human trait, I've seen it elsewhere. Our problem is that we are that mentally weak that instead of having a hard reset and going back to basics, our players start to hide, take the easy option, get sent off, get niggly injuries, sulk, have tantrums and the list could go on. It's a cowards way out.
An example today could easily be Gnonto. He's been a sub, press say he's unhappy with Javi. He came on and basically just wanted to kick anything that moved. He should have been sent off for two yellows. That is a cowards way out. That just screws us over for the next game. I get it, he's a young kid but that mentality comes from within the dressing room, among the older pros.
We lack leaders. Real men who take responsibility, grab others by the scruff of the neck and get everyone organised. It doesn't come from coaches, it comes from within a player.
When the going gets tough, our lot give up. It's not the first or last time it will happen.