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Originally Posted by Oronnya: eh ego thaklei ki?? ego na thakle kemon personality hin lage (ami kono player er example ekhane ditei chachhi na ).. Tamim or attitude er jonnoi etto succesful batsman compared to our other players.. amader koita player opposition bowler /batsman ke challenge chhure diye khele?? Tamim, Shakib, Mash r Mushy(kokhono kokhono) chhara ami arro kotha bhabte parchhi na.. Nasir is getting there.. minmine player diye ashole amader hobe na.. dekhen na Riyad jokhon dorkar tokhon shahosh kore ekta boundary marte pare na.. performance comes with their attitude.. Tamimder attitude thik e achhe.. unethical kichhu na korlei holo
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Originally Posted by simon
ekdom thik. 
can't believe still we are complaining about Tamim's ego or attitude.  a cricketer doesn't necessarily have to be a humble person,as long as they are honest, disciplined & consistent nothing else should matter.
I know Tamim's incident with Ash is not an example of good discipline but he admitted that and said sorry to Ash...What more do we need? 
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Ego or attitude is perfect on field if that suits him or lifts his game.
But if that ego or attitude comes in the dressing room, that only divides the team and creates problem of discipline. It doesn't remain a team. So one needs to keep that balance. TI had that problem and his attitude problem became a discipline problem during BPL as well. That's why, all these discussions.
There is no problem with his attitude or aggressiveness on field.