(09-10-2012, 10:10 PM)ACM2012 Wrote: He is still young. I would not look too much into it. 
Poor Traore almost got into trouble for doing nothing. 
I can make a joke about this, but...
Instead, I am wondering how will Traore's reaction be?
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It’s worth noting that Traore is eight years older than Niang and also worth wondering just how long the new signing was hoping to fool the authorities.
(09-10-2012, 10:10 PM)ACM2012 Wrote: He is still young. I would not look too much into it.
Poor Traore, almost got into trouble for doing nothing.
It is because he is still young which makes it should be taken seriously by Milan. If a young player makes mistake on the field, it is a normal thing but not such Niang did.
He drove without licence and what worst is showing papers which aim to tell the police that he is Traore.
Already many talents fail to make impact in high level competition even the very talents one if they do not have right mentality.
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(09-11-2012, 04:55 AM)ACmilanXtra Wrote: It’s worth noting that Traore is eight years older than Niang and also worth wondering just how long the new signing was hoping to fool the authorities.
Traore is ten years older than him.
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Well at least now we know that Traore can be helpful at least for smth...
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(09-11-2012, 06:15 AM)ACM2012 Wrote: (09-11-2012, 05:43 AM)Siregar Wrote: It is because he is still young which makes it should be taken seriously by Milan. If a young player makes mistake on the field, it is a normal thing but not such Niang did.
He drove without licence and what worst is showing papers which aim to tell the police that he is Traore.
Already many talents fail to make impact in high level competition even the very talents one if they do not have right mentality.
I do agree with you. I guess what I meant was that he is young (hence immature) so crazy things can happen. That seems to be like a typical teenager problem. It is not like that he can't change (if he was old enough, then he probably couldn't), and certainly he needs to know that whatever he does bears consequences, and he will be punished for his wrong-doing. We should give him a second chance and hope for the best.
I heard that Niang has been banned from Atalanta game, by the way. I hope that would sober him up.
I just do not want a potential young players turns to be Adriano.
If Niang messes up his career with Milan, I doubt he would success in other place.
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