I'm not saying that Bolasie is offering the complete package mate - like you I agree he - along with the others - needs to do more.
Hmm - on your last point though, we have created plenty. Even in the last few games we created a lot, but our finishing from everybody bar Rom has been poor.
No I know you weren't saying that, I was just saying that he also needs to step up to the plate - just being better than the others is not good enough, we need him to be a matchwinner.
Totally disagree on creating chances though, I think we've struggled to create enough all season and don't think it's any coincidence that of the 11 goals we've scored, there's been 2 direct free kicks, a (missed)penalty, and 2 goals from corners. So basically half of our goals have come from set pieces. Yes of course we've missed a few chances, but nothing out of the ordinary as far as I'm concerned. There were games last year where we seemed to spurn seven or eight proper chances (Norwich away and the semi final spring immediately to mind) and I don't think there's been anything remotely like that this season. I think Spurs and Palace would count themselves unfortunate not to go away from Goodison with a win, and I've not met a single person, blue or not, who thought we deserved anything at Bournemouth. We simply don't look very dangerous in my opinion, and we haven't since pre-season. Thankfully we've been relatively tight at the back, and hopefully we'll be able to put the two together a bit more soon.
To keep this on topic, the point was that I believe it's very important Walsh is able to identify a player who can do things 'out of the ordinary'. Not 'extraordinary', like an extraordinary burst of pace or a blammer from 30 yards like the players we have can do, but somebody who sees things that others haven't seen and is intelligent in their passing and movement. This is why we're struggling to open teams up in my opinion.