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As someone who will be leaving America soon, my prediction about this country declining soon is coming more and more true. I cannot wait to leave, all empires fall and these are the warning signs of it.

If you asked me what our team would be next year, it would be: kasper new backup new right back like periera, with simmo as a backup. amartey and dragovic, maguire and morgan. chilwell and new left back, unless fuchs stays. new winger for mahrez, we keep diabate, gray if he wants to stay, if not then we sign someone else, albrighton. midfield would be iborra james ndidi silva, we do not need anyone there. strikers vardy iheanacho okazaki and maybe someone like rondon.

Do you all reckon Simpson would have a problem playing as second choice? I assume if we get someone we would then move Amartey to Cb.

I like her, not someone who wants to be the focus of the game, tranquil, relaxed, and generally good.

America may not, but they certainly install puppets all around the world. That is just as dangerous.

For me it is either America or Russia.

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While this is true, Muslim nations have gone through a lot worse than Christians or Jewish nations. Colonialism, Coup's by the CIA (Iran,) horrible borders drawn by foolish European leaders, and also support for a regime that spreads terror in Saudi Arabia. Of course this does not make up for bad things done, but it explains it. Majority of Muslims in Europe are not your bad guys, it is the governments and radicals funded by them that have caused this mess. To me, it is less of a problem with religion, but more of a problem with socioeconomics. Look at Bosnia, Albania, Tunisia, all secular nations. Of course every religious book has bad in it, and as an Atheist I believe that, but what enables some things to be shown more in a society depends on the condition of society.

Looking at the stats, Hegazi could be good. Not his problem that West Brom have been bad.

Shane Duffy for me.

Don't think he would have been a vocal supporter of Cuba, but would not have supported blockading them. And as for Venezuela, he might have had stronger relations, but honestly Venezuela was not some hard, Stalin like dictatorship under Chavez. It was an incredibly divided nation, with a leader who could have been miles better than he was, but with an opposition who was obviously only out to support the rich. Today though he surely would not support Venezuela's government.

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Agreed. He seems talented, no doubt. We need to be patient, but I do want to see puel select him more and play him more.

kasper maguire dragovic fuchs mahrez ndidi iborra silva albrighton diabate vardy

Personally I believe that a Rondon could work. But where does he fit in ? And for how much? What would the team be with him?