With his interim coaching tenure effectively coming to an end on Wednesday, Luka Pavicevic was able to reflect on his short time at the helm of the Japan men's team, with the gruff Montenegrin saying he did his best to provide a platform on which his successor Julio Lamas can build."I had to give to these players (things) that can stay with them and make them better. So this is what I think will go to the next coach's playbook, and this is from where he can add whatever he thinks is necessary," Pavicevic said after his team put in a face-saving effort to finish third at the East Asia champi…READ FULL ARTICLE
