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  • peterbread
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    When he plays further forward I don’t think the pace is necessary an issue as he seems to have a different role to a Salah or Diaz. He drifts around a lot more so if you have Bradley and Szobozlai type players in the team they can take up that space. It allows Elliot to pick up the ball in dangerous areas where he can make those incisive passes.

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  • BG1973
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    He was ridiculous against City. Brilliant game from him.

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  • Paul12
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    Earlier in the season Harv was a very energetic sub but when started struggled to get into the game....that has changed now so all credit to him.

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  • DerKrampus
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post

    I think the Bernardo Silva comparison is probably quite accurate.

    I feel that we now have now gone from last season having a midfield picked out of necessity (no other options) to one where when everyone's fit I don't know who should start Endo, MacAllister, Szoboszlai, Jones and Elliott have all been excellent, Gravenberch had been growing into the side prior to his injury.

    On top of that Clark and McConnell have done well when called upon, they are still somewhat raw and need experience before they are in the conversation, but they look promising talents, and there is still Bajcetic to come back from injury.
    Morton too. Oh and Thiago.

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  • Exiled_red
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    Originally posted by rudedog View Post
    I think Elliots performance has got a little overlooked, he was absolutely brilliant (and has been the last few games).

    He never gave the Man City players any peace, his defensive work seems to have ramped up a couple of levels but he's still been excellent going forward. I heard someone compare him to Bernardo Silva which I thought was quite good.

    It's mad to think him, Quansah and Bradley are only 20 years old and are putting in the levels of performances we have been seeing.

    I think the Bernardo Silva comparison is probably quite accurate.

    I feel that we now have now gone from last season having a midfield picked out of necessity (no other options) to one where when everyone's fit I don't know who should start Endo, MacAllister, Szoboszlai, Jones and Elliott have all been excellent, Gravenberch had been growing into the side prior to his injury.

    On top of that Clark and McConnell have done well when called upon, they are still somewhat raw and need experience before they are in the conversation, but they look promising talents, and there is still Bajcetic to come back from injury.

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  • rudedog
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    I think Elliots performance has got a little overlooked, he was absolutely brilliant (and has been the last few games).

    He never gave the Man City players any peace, his defensive work seems to have ramped up a couple of levels but he's still been excellent going forward. I heard someone compare him to Bernardo Silva which I thought was quite good.

    It's mad to think him, Quansah and Bradley are only 20 years old and are putting in the levels of performances we have been seeing.

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  • danperkins
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    Originally posted by DerKrampus View Post
    What limitations are those?
    Lack of pace in that wide position

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  • DerKrampus
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    Originally posted by danperkins View Post
    He has some limitations to his game at this stage but I think he's been great recently and he works so hard too. He definitely has stepped up imo.
    What limitations are those?

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  • danperkins
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    He has some limitations to his game at this stage but I think he's been great recently and he works so hard too. He definitely has stepped up imo.

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  • DerKrampus
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post
    I think Elliott has really stepped up these last few weeks
    He's now 5'8"

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  • Norbs
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    Should swap him and Szlob, would benefit both

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  • Charly
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    Yes. I dont think up front suits him, especially wide, but he worked hard and kept possesion as well as Wijnaldum and Hendo in their pomp.

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  • Exiled_red
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    I think Elliott has really stepped up these last few weeks

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  • Angryred
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    Originally posted by rudedog View Post
    Where is that from? There is simply no way Firmino was only 0.2 km/h slower than peak Salah
    I think someone put the decimal a bit further to the right on Firmino's times when they were typing out the times!

    No way was Firmino that fast!

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  • Corndog
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    Firmino was quick enough over longer sprints but not the quickest over the first few yards. He was very good at dropping his shoulder on the turn in a way that put defenders off at gave him an extra half yard to turn though.

    Gakpo is similar. Harvey seems quick enough over a longer sprint but his acceleration doesn’t seem great.

    Coutinho was the opposite. Very quick over the first few yards but not so much over the sprints

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