Post-Cockley's Adaptability to Opposition

Mason has a good record of working with youth players and introducing them into the first team. He's almost even though he's 57, which Spurs for some reason have a problem with, he's almost the archetype of the young manager trying to play that sort of attacking style possession base based on Pep. I feel like with Post-Cockley, he is adaptable in formation, but not in style. When he was Australia coach, he started playing a three at the back with, but not the way Spurs play it with wingbacks, with wingers. So it was effectively just three centre backs and then a bunch of attackers, which a lot of people at the time went,