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Exactly.FWIW - Mason using Emerson & Porro in same line up and playing them alternatively in back 4 & back 3 in & and out of possession has been impressive .He solved some of the issues during a mini injury crisis in CB position and found a way to build up play, providing some defensive organisation
I am not saying Mason should be a contender for Spurs manager. But Mason does have managerial material in him. If he progresses well outside of Spurs,may be one day we can look forward to him
The issue of course is because he is new to this, he will make decisions that will cost us in games but that's all part of his evolution as a coach.
The positive thing here though is that he doesn't appear to be stubborn in his approach and he'll try many things to ensure the team play positively.
That's a big plus for a young coach. He's not scrambling around in the dark either, this tactical tweak you mention proves that