The thing I struggle with, and the thing that *is* a bit (lot) Martiny, is that we're still much more content to safely pass the ball around the back five/six players. That's where the initial intensity is missing. There's no urgency to get things moving forwards, which allows opposing teams to organise themselves for whenever we deign to move towards their goal. That's what was belatedly happening at the start of the second half, and it made a huge difference.
The problem then moves toward the attacking side, where we're getting the ball wide, but are then really passive in attacking crosses coming in. Again, intensity and aggression. Even if you're not going to win the ball, do a McBurnie and hassle/bully defenders to make them nervous.