Harvey Elliott

[Rigadon]

Think he would do well playing more centrally e.g. floating behind two forwards. Either way, I'd like to see him have a run in the first 11.

[SB]

Another very good performance from Harvey. He’s having a great season and is developing nicely. No doubt he’s going to get plenty more starts in both attack and midfield with Mo and Endo away. His movement is so good, always available and pops up in some very dangerous positions. Lots more goals from him this season.

He & Jones need to have a word to Carvalho & tell him that hard work pays off if you really want it.

[peterbread]

Another very good performance from Harvey. He’s having a great season and is developing nicely. No doubt he’s going to get plenty more starts in both attack and midfield with Mo and Endo away. His movement is so good, always available and pops up in some very dangerous positions. Lots more goals from him this season.

[SB]

it was such a big goal- who knows, if he hadn’t scored that, arsenal wouldn’t have been under the same pressure and maybe would have beaten villa!

He’ll be confident and fired up for the United game on Sunday too. Even though, he’s probably done enough to earn a place in the starting lineup, I’d still keep him on the bench, but very much with the intention of bringing him on against tired legs, the last 30 min or so.

Yeah he’d believe he can come on & change the game & some of us are starting to believe he can too.

[frank the tank]

it was such a big goal- who knows, if he hadn’t scored that, arsenal wouldn’t have been under the same pressure and maybe would have beaten villa!

He’ll be confident and fired up for the United game on Sunday too. Even though, he’s probably done enough to earn a place in the starting lineup, I’d still keep him on the bench, but very much with the intention of bringing him on against tired legs, the last 30 min or so.

Don't think he will start v Man U but is a good one to have on the bench

[Mr Pink]

Goals like Sundays where you win the game late on will do his confidence the world of good. For a young guy it’s one thing to believe you can do it but it’s another when you actually do it in an important match that puts us on top of the table.

it was such a big goal- who knows, if he hadn’t scored that, arsenal wouldn’t have been under the same pressure and maybe would have beaten villa!

He’ll be confident and fired up for the United game on Sunday too. Even though, he’s probably done enough to earn a place in the starting lineup, I’d still keep him on the bench, but very much with the intention of bringing him on against tired legs, the last 30 min or so.

[SB]

Goals like Sundays where you win the game late on will do his confidence the world of good. For a young guy it’s one thing to believe you can do it but it’s another when you actually do it in an important match that puts us on top of the table.

[RedReet]

Got the assist against Luton too. Really like how he is developing

'Scored' against Wolves too and these long range shots are something he seems to do regularly for England U-21's.

[poorscousertommy]

Got the assist against Luton too. Really like how he is developing

[Craig_H]

I like Elliott but have been critical of the fact that he doesn’t make match-deciding impacts. Or hardly at all.

Saturday was the sort of thing I’ve been looking for, from him and he delivered.

Equally, this wasn’t a deflected goal, it wasn’t a lucky goal, or a tap in. He made it happen entirely himself with the nice bit of movement, driving into space and then producing a very good strike to win us the game.

This needs to become more consistent but on Saturday he did something I wasn’t convinced he could do. His impact off the bench this season has been on a higher level to before, which bodes well.

Still a long way to go but we’re seeing progress and development.

If he can become a player who makes match winning impacts on a semi regular basis, he could go on to become a top player.

[BG1973]

Still easy to forget he is only 20.

And he missed 6 months just when he started getting first team game time.

He's not our traditional midfielder so hard to see how he ousts someone else, but he's a big talent with a great mentality so we'll see.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Still easy to forget he is only 20.

Yep he has a few years yet of having good and bad form before we will have any idea of how good he might turn out to be and also what position might be his best.

Not sure if it was on here or elsewhere, but ages back saw a few people say they think may turn out to be a little like Silva (Bernado not David) type player in time.

Think he is showing little signs of being in the early stages of becoming that style of player. Since others said it it kind of stands out a bit more when I watch him play, probably because I am now looking for what I did not see before.

Might take two or three years but would be something if he did.

[Buzzo]

Still easy to forget he is only 20.

[Charly]

I still think he should be false 9 long term. He is still really young, so I dont think he should be playing 40+ games a season just yet. I do think he is worthy of a start though.

[Rigadon]

I think it's brilliant to have a player like him. We should start easing him into full 90 minute games to see if he can keep the level consistent. Most good players look great when they come on against tired legs.

Get what you're saying but this is the first season for a very long time (ever?) that our 'subs' are as good as our 'first teamers'.