No, I don't have proof that he has been late more than twice. But all I will say is that, with the greatest of respect, if anyone thinks he's only been late once while he's been here (and that was sufficient for the club to make a public example of him) they're an absolute moron.
I don't want Moise Kean punished at all. Quite the contrary, I want him in the starting line up. However (and this is the important bit), I recognise that the reason he hasn't been in the starting line up is because of his own poor behaviour, bad attitude and substandard performances on the pitch. If he improves his performances in training and he falls in line, then it's inevitable he will get more minutes on the pitch.
I'm surmising that Marco Silva, a manager in desperate need of a striker, with a wonderkid at his disposal, is either sabotaging himself or the kid is not doing what he's supposed to. As he was dropped by the club for behavioural issues and, in the past, he's been dropped by other managers for similar behavioural issues, I'd guess it's more likely to be the latter, wouldn't you?
He had a good cameo on Sunday. I wouldn't go as far as saying it was impressive, but it was energetic and it provided hope and a spark at a time we desperately needed it. That's a start and it's positive. He needs to build on that. It doesn't negate everything that's happened so far and it's not another stick with which to beat Silva over the head with, to suggest he should have been playing the kid all along.