I don't get how it can be a tactical problem as a manager doesn't need to tell a player to calmly pass it back to the keeper when they aren't under pressure, it should be common sense. I've seen it happen to my opponents as well, so it probably balances out eventually. Still unrealistic and...
I've started to notice that my players regularly pass the ball off for a corner when trying to pass back to the keeper. I would say this happens at least twice a match, often more. Normally there is no pressure on the player and often it's from a wide position (edge of penalty area, near corner...
All (no exaggeration) of my squad have 'we have an ambitious group of players and (insert name) needs to adapt to fit in' on their coach reports. My assistant (under team talk feedback) says my players are blending in well.
Any ideas why this is happening? Should I just ignore it?
I'm being Hereford, second season and have been doing well. Went unbeaten for about 10 games then suddenly we have collapsed and can't win to save our lives. I've tried team meetings and a change of tactic. Any other tips on how to recover from a losing streak?