Why do you reckon it is mate?
Young players making poor decisions, e.g. Sio contesting bombs he shouldn't. This isn't a coaching issue - the player knows as well as the rest of us slobs watching at home that he shouldn't risk an error going for those, but out on the field he has a blood rush and takes the wrong option. That will only improve with experience.
Then there's old, weak players (and young, weak players) falling off tackles and failing to slow down the play-the-ball. Likewise in attack too many of our kids and oldies don't have the strength to break tackles or push off defenders and get the pass away.
All this contributes to players not trusting themselves or their teammates to do what's required and making basic errors.
f**k knows how the coach should be able to fix any of that other than telling them to not make any errors in our own half and keeping the ball down the other end of the field.
