Pinchy
Blade, not Bladey.
I think what people are saying is there is a balance to be drawn. Longer efforts now and again rather than always trying to score close in keeps opponents off balance. Even the best passing sides mix it up, see Aguero’s first goal v Huddersfield. I like good passing football but I think it was Bob Paisley who said there’s no such thing as a long pass or a short pass just a good one or a bad one (or something to that effect). We should be unpredictable not wedded to one way or the other and that goes for both passing and shots at goal.
Whether it was Bob or not, it’s absolutely right. There is also a world of difference between a long pass to the feet or into the stride of the recipient and an aimless punt of the same distance.
Similarly, the Shooooot Brigade give no thought whatsoever to whether a shot is really on. In truth, they have little capacity for thought of any kind. I’ve seen and heard them.