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It's what Filippo says, there is a reason as to why these kids are not played on a regular basis, I never agreed with him when he applied that theory to Flamini because we all saw what he could do with another top team, but all of our Primavera kids have yet to prove themselves, sure Stasser did well against Bologna, but come on! It's certainly not enough of a basis for having him play against Roma.
There's a difference in young players and players with more experience. But...what we all saw was a very good Flamini in the French league and the EPL. He did need much time do adapt, and played rather humble when put in. He has a problem, that certain problem every French player has at Milan, well, except of Desailly.
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Yes, they need to prove themselves, but you won't let Strasser do that. You rather play someone out of position, ruining the current well working tactics, so that some experienced dude can play, even though Strasser is giving away good signs. What a beautiful trust! What basis? We need to field the best team, not the best players.
You totally overreact! I mean, Seedorf won't ruin the tactics totally, it's not like we play Amelia as a RM. And also, Seedorf is one of the most adaptable midfielders I've ever seen, so I don't think it would be that kind of a problem.
All I say is we should not push Strasser in fire because the risk is to big. We're not Ajax or a club that has dozens of teenagers and pushes them in one after another, and when one fails big time, there's no big deal.
I mean "give youth a chance" is just a thing you say, but one should really think and then act.
And yes, since you mentioned me explicitly, I don't have faith in the youth we have right now. I did not have faith in Willy A., Marzorati, Darmain, Merkel and all the others...
Strasser is maybe the only player, beside Paloschi I really belive can make something. But not now and not against a team like Roma.