Wallabies' mediocre year exposes flaws in character and style of play

The Australian side’s ill-discipline and persecution complex reveals an incapacity to adjust to adversity IT would be easy for the Wallabies to dismiss their record loss to Scotland as an aberration, having played under-manned for 41 minutes, but they would be foolish to do so.The Wallabies’ 53-24 loss exposed flaws in their character and style of play, which has arguably undone all the progress they made during the course of the Bledisloe Cup series and the Rugby Championship. Related: Byron McGuigan and Scotland hammer Australia after Sekope Kepu’s red Related: TMO torture has rugby in stat…